In February of 2021, I started my first programming job as a part-time Junior React Native Developer! (🎉)
The company is called WorkoutMe and it...
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Dude you are rocking it🏄♂️ I am really enjoying your content.
As someone who always been an indie developer and wanting to join a 👨💻team to grow and learn more. This article has some great insights that helped me thanks 🙌
So glad you found it helpful! That is great to hear. Keep coding on!
Great article, I learned a lot from your post, Thanks,
By the way, one small typo here:
The data holds the information that goes in the main sections.
Oh, thank you! Yup totally should be an array instead and the name of the component in the paragraph above wasn't showing up either. 🤦
Both are now fixed. Good catch!
This interesting: "Track time in two different buckets. One for time spent coding and another for time spent learning."
Is there any way to integrate tools like Harvest with editors, browsers and shells so that I don't have to stop what I am doing to start/stop a timer? If yes, which integrations do you use and how does the tool track idle time like disappearing to go on a phonecall, kitchen, etc?
I do believe there is a an integration with Trello. I don’t really like it though.
I use their desktop app, as it puts a start/stop button in the top Mac OS toolbar. This makes it very easy to change timers.
Anything that isn’t coding related (phone calls, rest room breaks, etc) I will pause the timer.
Shortcuts can help.
Keep blogging, not only you are good but you are good at writing too.
Nice, that is a great find. And thank you so much, that is so encouraging to hear!
I loved your article! I'm also starting out as a Junior but your experience is very different from mine, specially because I don't get any support or assistance from my team as you do. But still, I can use most topics to create VERY helpful habits for myself and future opportunities. Thank you very much <3
Congratulations on starting out as a Junior Developer as well! Hang in there! Forging your own way can be tough (had a few jobs like that myself) but growth built from perseverince is also very valuable. It can definitely lead to better jobs with healthier cultures in the future.
Great insights! It's really helpful to hear about which processes and problems are utilized more frequently on the job than others.
I am so glad you found it helpful! :)
This article made me think of myself, where am I and what am I doing, learning ?
Thank you! You're great as you're!
Thank you so much! Keep it up too!
Good one!!
Thanks!
Excellent article. And really good progress
Thank you!
Impressive I enjoyed reading this article.
Thanks, so glad you enjoyed it!