Seeing these "levels" I feel I have a bit of every part, but nothing really "full"
I studied CS, but my focus was on usability, and programming techniques and not complexity theory.
I worked as a dev for 10 years now and did a bit of everything while focusing on UIs.
Often I ask myself, how can I grow as a dev and deliver more value, but I find it hard to find and adress problems in my skillset. Often I simply learn a new technology to tell myself "I got better"
I started writing software in 1984. Over the years I worked with many languages, technologies, and tools. I have been in leadership positions since the early 2000s, and in executive roles since 2014.
Yeah, I can see that. Despite my attempt and dissertation about classifying "ranks linearly," I fully realize that reality, in practice, is a multi-dimensional beast and things are never that simple.
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Seeing these "levels" I feel I have a bit of every part, but nothing really "full"
I studied CS, but my focus was on usability, and programming techniques and not complexity theory.
I worked as a dev for 10 years now and did a bit of everything while focusing on UIs.
Often I ask myself, how can I grow as a dev and deliver more value, but I find it hard to find and adress problems in my skillset. Often I simply learn a new technology to tell myself "I got better"
Yeah, I can see that. Despite my attempt and dissertation about classifying "ranks linearly," I fully realize that reality, in practice, is a multi-dimensional beast and things are never that simple.
Thank you for taking the time to read!!