How you communicate what you’ve built is more important than how you’ve built it. If you’re in software development, don’t judge a potential job based on its title. Title meanings vary to a stupid degree across different companies. Have a conversation and learn what the work is. Life tips learned from programming: most of the advice on the internet will not be helpful to you. The urge to ditch my phone and just use a Raspberry Pi for everything. Create a Vim alias for saving your file when you forget to open it with sudo:
cmap w!! w !sudo tee % >/dev/null
You’re welcome. Gee I wonder if AWS is still having issues today The time it takes to create something doesn’t begin when you sit down to code it, write it, build it. By that point it’s been years in the making, building up inside you from everything you learn and do. Write what you know. Build what you use.
Know what you write. Use what you build.
