One thing I read in another article on carer building advice that resonated with me:
Build strong mental models.
Looking under the hood, sometime getting a step back and thinking of the bigger picture around. Looking back at my learning, this meant for example:
I learned Object Oriented Programming, not Java
I learned functional programming, not Scala
I learned reactive programming, not rxjs
I learned the Redux pattern, not the ngrx library
Looking on the bigger picture and thinking about which fundamental patterns the specific library/framework implements often helps switching fast from one technology to another.
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One thing I read in another article on carer building advice that resonated with me:
Build strong mental models.
Looking under the hood, sometime getting a step back and thinking of the bigger picture around. Looking back at my learning, this meant for example:
Looking on the bigger picture and thinking about which fundamental patterns the specific library/framework implements often helps switching fast from one technology to another.