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Git is a version control tool that any developer would benefit from learning. Using git allows you to save your code as you make changes, and you can see what changes have been made over time. When working with other developers, knowing git makes it ...
When I decided to start a developer blog last year, it took me months before I actually published my first post. It really didn't need to be this way. Throughout my blogging journey, I've gained some knowledge about what it takes to get started. From...
While listening to an audiobook called The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right by Atul Gawande, I thought about how checklists might be just the tool developers need to level up. In this book, Gawande shares many stories that illustrate how ...
Imposter Syndrome is what happens when you feel inadequate as a developer. Despite all the skills and experience you have, this feeling still creeps up from time to time. From junior to senior developers, everyone will face this at one point or anoth...
As 2020 comes to a close, I decided to participate in Hashnode's #christmashackathon. I chose to create a "Today I Learned" Tracker on GitHub, and I made this an open source project. This tracker is template of Markdown files where you can add w...
After working on a remote team for over 2 years, I've gained some insights about what it takes to communicate well without being in an actual office together. My role at this startup ranged from web development to operations management where I was in...
