Lessons learned after years in Software Development 💡
1️⃣ Master the basics first
Early on, I focused too much on shiny new frameworks. Over time, I realized that having strong core JavaScript skills makes everything else easier. Frameworks change, but the fundamentals don’t.
2️⃣ Talk to people, not just your computer
Tech is a team sport. Whether it’s brainstorming with teammates or explaining things to non-technical stakeholders, good communication can make or break a project.
3️⃣ Never stop learning
Technology moves FAST. I make it a habit to spend time each week learning something new—whether that’s improving my AWS skills or diving deeper into how AI can power apps.
4️⃣ Mistakes are okay
I used to worry about getting everything perfect. Now I know: mistakes are just part of the process. Every bug or failed deployment teaches you something new.
5️⃣ Automate the boring stuff
Whether it’s setting up CI/CD pipelines or writing scripts to handle repetitive tasks, automation has saved me tons of time—and headaches!
6️⃣ Write code for humans, not machines
Fancy, over-optimized code might seem impressive, but it’s no fun to debug later. Write code that your future self (or your team) will thank you for.
7️⃣ Celebrate the small wins
Whether it’s shipping a big feature, solving a tricky bug, or learning a new shortcut in your IDE—every step forward matters.
Source: LinkedIn
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