10 Developer Habits That Separate Good Programmers From Great Ones
There's a moment in every developer's career when they realize that w...
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I love this! Seriously, that point about Habit 1—reading code far more than writing it—is massive. I used to feel guilty for just browsing through the Redux source code like it was a novel, but your reasoning completely validates it. It's like studying Hemingway to be a better writer; you absorb patterns and simplicity.
That quote, "The core Redux implementation is just a few hundred lines," is such a mic drop moment. It really hits home that simplicity is the goal, not complexity. I'm going to start scheduling a dedicated "Code Reading Time" block now. Thanks for the fire post! 🔥
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Great article! I’m taking it piece by piece to understand it fully.
It would be cool to see a post on pair programming sometime.
Also, a Table of Contents on long posts might help readers navigate easier.
Thanks for sharing!
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Great write-up! I’m taking it step-by-step so I can absorb each part.
A future post on pair programming would be awesome too.
And maybe a Table of Contents for long posts? It would make navigation easier.
Thanks for the insights!
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This honestly gave me so much hope.
I’m coming from a completely different background too, and it’s wild how many of the “soft” skills from other fields quietly translate into software — structure, design thinking, breaking big problems into small ones, dealing with constraints, etc.
I really liked how you framed architecture as an advantage instead of a setback. That line “You don’t start from zero. You start from experience.” is exactly what a lot of career switchers need to hear.
Also love that you kept it real about JavaScript humbling you 😂
Thanks for writing this — super encouraging and super relatable.
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I really love this, every developer need to read this
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bookmarking this coz it is one of the most important things I've read. This literally teaches life lessons, not just development. Thank you so much!
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I really love this, mate! 😍🔥
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Amazing! U have cooked everything in one post
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I loved this, Thank you for having this thread
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Wow, a very nice write-up, although I am not from a computer related background, but these would help me in my journey to become a programmer.
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Brilliant
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