Titlebook: Letters to a New Developer; What I Wish I Had Kn Dan Moore Book 2020 Dan Moore 2020 development.career.advice.developer experience.develope

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-6074-6development; career; advice; developer experience; developer relations

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Dan MooreCollection of easy-to-digest letters from real developers focusing on the soft skills needed for success.Presents real-world mistakes that developers have made, along with suggestions on how to avoid

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Your First Month,Your first month is a time of great promise. You are joining a company and team who are excited to have you. You represent success in a long arduous hiring process.?Everything is new for both you and your employer. There’s a lot to share and learn for both parties. Enjoy.

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Tools to Learn,l tools are freely distributed and free to use.?Tools like text editors, version control, and automated tests are used every day in the development and operation of systems. Knowing the syntax of your programming language isn’t enough. You should learn these widely used tools too.

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Practices,ractices will make you a more effective software engineer.Just like starting a new hobby or starting to exercise, take it easy. Don’t try to pick up all of these at once. Choose one that makes sense to you and, well, “practice” it. After you feel comfortable with that one, choose another.

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Community, was worth it.?There are of course ways to build networks other than joining a meetup. You can find community online, from your school, or from your work. Where you find it is less important than that you find one. Community members help you learn, provide contextual advice, and cheer you on when you succeed.

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Mistakes,ter case, I had to learn how to bridge between marketing and engineering, as well as become comfortable communicating with developers outside my organization. In any unfamiliar situation, you will make mistakes. How you handle them is more important than the fact you make them.