What's one thing you wish you had known before you started your career in web development?
For me, it was just picking one topic and focusing rather than try to learn everything. 🧠
I'd love to collect some answers for a blog post people just starting out or feeling a little bit lost.
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I guess for me is to not get into all that java script framework nonsense and just learn the language it self, rest will follow.
That's for sure, I'm glad I didn't know about all the frameworks in the bubble I learned in 💜
For one thing, I wish I had known Git. I didn't know it during college or even for a while after. I ended up learning it via Code School's "Git Real" video courses.
This is actually a really common complaint, I actually got decent with git because of code school too 😂
Maybe Git and svn should be required for learning programming in college, at least on a basic level.
I only mention svn to show a difference between distributed and centralized SCM methodologies though.
That it actually isn't meant for specific group of people with higher IQ.
Yes, definitely some people scared of the barrier of entry!
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