As a self-taught (or however you call it) developer who was lucky enough to find a job without even having a solid base to start, I suffered a lot from these situations. Especially for Git commands and processes... I broke things until I got used to it. And I heard about 'rebase' only months later I started to work and it was not in my workspace but in a face-to-face interview with another company. Since then I have more often been using the command.
Mentor or buddy, pair programming, and constructive code reviews are all valuable points.
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As a self-taught (or however you call it) developer who was lucky enough to find a job without even having a solid base to start, I suffered a lot from these situations. Especially for Git commands and processes... I broke things until I got used to it. And I heard about 'rebase' only months later I started to work and it was not in my workspace but in a face-to-face interview with another company. Since then I have more often been using the command.
Mentor or buddy, pair programming, and constructive code reviews are all valuable points.
Thanks for sharing!