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You may not be able to learn from experienced developers directly if you are working alone, but there are plenty of indirect ways to learn from great developers:
books (Steve McConnell, Martin Fowler, Robert C Martin, Michael Feathers, etc.)
thousands of hours of YouTube videos
online courses
and hundreds of millions (or possibly billions) of lines of code just sitting there in open source projects waiting for you to "git clone" them
I'm not saying this is the easy or preferred way of becoming an experienced developer but it can be done--this is how I leveled up.
Finally, just keep practicing. Review your own code a few days after you wrote it. Our go look at something you wrote 6 months ago and see if you can find a way to improve it.
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You may not be able to learn from experienced developers directly if you are working alone, but there are plenty of indirect ways to learn from great developers:
I'm not saying this is the easy or preferred way of becoming an experienced developer but it can be done--this is how I leveled up.
Finally, just keep practicing. Review your own code a few days after you wrote it. Our go look at something you wrote 6 months ago and see if you can find a way to improve it.