Top Tweets for #JuniorDevTips

about 3 years ago

🤗 Tip: Remember, everyone was a beginner at some point. Don't compare your Chapter 1 to someone else's Chapter 20. #JuniorDevTips

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about 3 years ago

🛠️ Tip: Master your IDE. Knowing your tools inside and out makes you more efficient. #JuniorDevTips

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about 3 years ago

🔄 Tip: Don't just learn to code; learn to think like a programmer. #JuniorDevTips

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about 3 years ago

🧠 Tip: Practice problem-solving daily. Whether it's through coding challenges or real-world tasks. #JuniorDevTips

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about 3 years ago

🤝 Tip: Soft skills matter. Communication and empathy make you a better developer. #JuniorDevTips

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about 3 years ago

🕵️‍♂️ Tip: Learn debugging techniques. Knowing how to find and fix issues is half the job. #JuniorDevTips

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about 3 years ago

📝 Tip: Comment your code. Future you (or someone else) will thank you. #JuniorDevTips

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DevFest Florida 🌴🏖 @devfestfl

about 3 years ago

📚 Tip: Keep learning. Technology is always evolving; make sure you do too. #JuniorDevTips

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about 3 years ago

🚀 Calling all junior devs! 🌟 Master the art of software development with these 8 essential tips. From technical know-how to professional growth, these insights will light up your career path. 💼💡 #JuniorDevTips #SoftwareDevelopment #CareerAdvice https://t.co/r0Jjw7QWtz

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GDG Central Florida @GDGCentralFL

about 3 years ago

🚀 Calling all junior devs! 🌟 Master the art of software development with these 8 essential tips. From technical know-how to professional growth, these insights will light up your career path. 💼💡 #JuniorDevTips #SoftwareDevelopment #CareerAdvice https://t.co/y9jYPVOpbI

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over 3 years ago

#JuniorDevTips: You will learn alot from senior devs. But you will also learn from other Junior's as well. Everyone has something they are good at and can teach to others, look for opportunities to learn from everyone. You will be surprised by what you can learn from others.

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#JuniorDevTips: This one may be a bit hard to do and to listen to but it will make you a better developer. Ask for constructive criticism. Not just on your code, but on your approach to problem solving. Don't take it as a negative, but take it for what it is, a way to grow.

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over 3 years ago

#JuniorDevTips: If you haven't done it yet, or don't feel comfortable with it. Don't delay it any longer Start writng tests. Tests are an excellent way to safety net your work & make sure you are aware when you've broken something. Because, you will break the code base.

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over 3 years ago

#JuniorDevTips: Here's one I just realized the other day. Look to see if there is something similar already implemented that you can maybe tweak to do what you need to do. If you are working with an older codebase the code you need may already be there, ask or look around!

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over 3 years ago

#JuniorDevTips: Try to use official documentation instead of stack overflow when possible. This is one that I am still trying to work into my work flow. It's easy to just find the answer on Stackoverflow, however looking at the docs will help us gain a deeper understanding.

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over 3 years ago

#JuniorDevTips Surround yourself with smarter peple that you. You may feel like the dumbest person in the room, but in reality you are gaining valuable skills and are improving in ways that you don't even realize. Ask questions, and you will soon be one of the smartest too.

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over 3 years ago

#JuniorDevTips Immerse yourself in the coding community. The #iOSDev Community is one of the most welcoming and friendly bunch of people I have ever met. Find Slack channels, or even here on Twitter follow others and ask questions. Before you know it, it will be like family.

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#JuniorDevTips Don't try to get fancy with your code writing. Instead focus on writing good clean code that you and others will understand in the future. Fancy code can lead to bugs or worse it can mke you and your co-workers confused a few months down the line. Stick to simple.

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