I code since it challenges my mind while letting me be creative.
Couldn't agree more, as a progressing junior trying to find more challenging work, this whole article spoke volumes! I've started taking the bite-size/codepen approach as well, makes it easier to learn things outside of work.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! The bite-size approach is probably what helped me the most, since it does the most to soothe the everyday worry that I'm not doing enough. Even if it's not making small pens myself, saving ones I'll find useful or giving feedback are all small parts of the learning process. They lay the foundation for our future learning after all.
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Couldn't agree more, as a progressing junior trying to find more challenging work, this whole article spoke volumes! I've started taking the bite-size/codepen approach as well, makes it easier to learn things outside of work.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! The bite-size approach is probably what helped me the most, since it does the most to soothe the everyday worry that I'm not doing enough. Even if it's not making small pens myself, saving ones I'll find useful or giving feedback are all small parts of the learning process. They lay the foundation for our future learning after all.