If you ever get the thought "I am too dumb to be a developer", just know that you are not alone. After 15 years, I still get this thought. I don't think it will ever go away. However, I have learned to not let it affect me and to let it pass.
There is nothing wrong with having that thought. It's how much you let it get to you and control you that matters.
I know some people do not have any kind of imposter syndrome, many do. It's inevitable in a field where there is just SO much thrown at you. You will never even come close to learning everything, even about a single language. There is always more to learn.
We also do not see the struggles of others, so it feels like everyone knows more than you and everything comes easy to them. In reality, many of them go through the same crap you do and feel the same way.
Keep pushing! 💪
We’re hard at work on a new way to make generative art, and are excited to share our first prototype!
Create any scene you can imagine with a simple collage and a prompt.
Try it out! https://t.co/rWd5JK2ES1
@dan_abramov yesterday I started learning https://t.co/XlRnyyCzWn. You've made it quite intuitive.
I like the idea of primitive values being stars that we cannot change. But for the non-primitive values I compare them to satellites.
Great course!
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Days 98-100
Learned about the difference between em and rem. Stacking multiple images using background-image. Coded contact page and frontpage for a website.
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Days 093-097
Created another WordPress website for a company. This time the deadline was short so used the stock theme with some changes to deliver the product on time.
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