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Good article, I remember when I had velocity issues early on in my career, I began writing a quick program as fast as I could in the evenings to practice. It was amazing how much it helped, I've learned a lot in my spare time from things that were not directly asked of me at work, practice is great advice!
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For me after a few years coding the most hard part as a developer is to continue fixing dependencies, updating language versions and refactoring old code, in the beggining is only tô understand logic and problem solving but later came the large amount of dependencies issues.
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Totally agree! In my opinion developers sometimes feel lost in their ways, they feel like are impostor programmers, but if they follow this five points will relocate into their ways.
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Solid advice! ✊
Glad you liked it, Thanks Michael!!
Good article, I remember when I had velocity issues early on in my career, I began writing a quick program as fast as I could in the evenings to practice. It was amazing how much it helped, I've learned a lot in my spare time from things that were not directly asked of me at work, practice is great advice!
Thank you so much, Stephen🌻
I'm glad that you liked it :)
For me after a few years coding the most hard part as a developer is to continue fixing dependencies, updating language versions and refactoring old code, in the beggining is only tô understand logic and problem solving but later came the large amount of dependencies issues.
Ohh yeah, I think everyone feels that :D
Great article, I agree with all the five things you mentioned. Thanks for reminding me that again. 👍
my pleasure, Thanks :)
Nice advice, Madhu!!
Thanks, Jitendra :)
Totally agree! In my opinion developers sometimes feel lost in their ways, they feel like are impostor programmers, but if they follow this five points will relocate into their ways.
exactly, sometimes it's okay to feel those stuff but we should never ignore these points and should keep learning and checking on ourselves!
Thank you so much
Glad you liked it :)