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[jess @_jessicasachs]

🌸 Stereotypes are dumb 🌸
I worked with a dev at a prev. company. He had a CS degree, 1 yoe, and was a Python dev. High performer.

... and he could only use a GUI. No experience w/ a shell.

He couldn't:
• make or change directories
• edit files
• use git at all

Say whaaaat?
We were pairing on Zoom and I asked him to make a new directory for a project. He opened up Finder. I asked him if he could use the terminal, and he said "no, usually I do it on the computer or in IntelliJ".

So I helped him without shaming him and listed out practical "why's" for why the terminal is a clutch thing to learn.

After that pairing sesh, he knew what he didn't know and the importance of it.

By the time I left that job, he was confident on the command line and even more productive. He could use vim at a basic level. 🎉

However, I was embarrassed by my inner monologue!
See, my gut reaction (and maybe yours if you're reading this) had been:
• "kids these days"
• "didn't he go to, like, a GOOD university?"
• "what do schools even teach?!"

Finally it hit me, "Despite this gap, he's the most productive person on the team!"

That last point was what stuck.

Closing thoughts:
1. Stereotypes are dumb. Not all {insert term} developers are terminal wizards.
2. Sometimes I encounter developers who have gaps in their knowledge, it doesn't mean they're not good at their jobs.
3. (Productivity + curiosity) > existing knowledge.
4. Teach kindly, without assumptions.

Random links I've recommended to ppl:
• Vim + Shell help: Cheatsheets from @devhints (free)
• VSCode: @vscodepro (paid 34$, I learned a lot)
• Everything else: @roadmapsh (free)

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🥳🥳🥳 900+ Developers in a week 🥳🥳🥳

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[Daniel Hayes Smith @danielhayesmith]

@dbchhbr I switched a few years back and haven’t looked back. @code used to be slower but now it’s just as fast as Sublime.

I’ve found that the VSCode lessons from @MrAhmadAwais have helped me immensely. You can also bind key commands to what you were used to in Sublime.

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[Fajar Siddiq @fajarsiddiqFS]

📸 Today I learn a video course for VS code editor by @MrAhmadAwais - https://t.co/h8xYaoJRes
💜 Loving the purple theme "Shades of Purple"

Back then I use Sublime & FTP. I've been too busy building stuff & some of my projects are hanging. Time to switch and practice!

[gopibabu @gopibabus]

Completed @VSCodePRO course. Learned a lot from this course. @code
From today I can confidently say that I can get more out of VS Code. Thanks @MrAhmadAwais for creating such an amazing course which can help every developer.😀
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[Ahmad Awais @MrAhmadAwais]

🔥 Always glad to hear when students #CodeNewbies are enjoying my https://t.co/YEAoj4vm4g course.

Devs learn everything but their editor where they actually spend 80% of the time. 👀

Making yourself productive with @code helps you become a Pro/Sr. Developer.

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[Muneeb Karim @KarimOfTheKrop]

Fellow @VisualStudio Code users: Check out @MrAhmadAwais 's Shades of Purple theme: https://t.co/SPoVrKKk1J

I believe it's the most beautiful theme I've ever used and was clearly a labor of love. Every color and font fits perfectly and beautifies the app. I highly recommend it!

[DevMarks @DevMarks]

@dan_abramov Using "Shades of Purple" by
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It’s amazing that @MrAhmadAwais in his “VSCode Power User” offers an special discount because I’m from another country! This is very nice specially when exchange rates doesn’t favor us!

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IDE's are powerful tools, overrun with features and tooling. I have watched @MrAhmadAwais course 3 times since its release. I would have never switched to @code without it.

[Karolina Vyskocilova @vyskoczilova]

I've finally tried ⚡️the #ShadesOfPurple theme for #vscode. What a change! My code is far prettier and more readable. Can't stop looking at it 😍.

You did an outstanding job, @MrAhmadAwais. I felt in love even if I'm no fan of purple 🤣. Thanks a lot!