Mindset of Successful Programmers
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Practice Over Theory: The 10,000 Lines of Code Approach
Focus on writing code rather than just studying theory. Aim to write 10,000 lines of code, with each thousandth line better than the last. Coding is a craft that improves through hands-on practice, not just passive learning.
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Swallowing Your Ego: Embracing Basic Projects
Don't skip foundational projects like HTML/CSS websites. Swallow your pride and start with the basics. Avoiding "beginner" work due to ego can hinder your growth as a programmer. Every step is valuable in the learning process.
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Embracing Discomfort: The Key to Growth in Programming
Get comfortable with not knowing everything. As an information manager, your job is to solve problems, not memorize all information. Learn to enjoy the discomfort of facing new challenges, as it's an opportunity for growth.
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The Myth of Mastery in Programming
Understand that you'll never truly "master" programming. Instead of trying to perfect one language or concept, focus on building projects and continuously improving. Programming is about understanding concepts and applying them iteratively.
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The Junior Developer Mindset: Grit Over Mastery
When seeking a job as a junior developer, focus on demonstrating basic knowledge and the ability to learn. Employers value persistence, patience, and eagerness to learn over complete mastery of all concepts.
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I love this video because even after almost 2 years of practicing coding, I don’t feel like a master of the craft, and I thought there was something wrong with me. It’s good to know that there’s always something to learn, and that’s okay.
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