I am an experienced Developer, Trainer, and eventual Speaker. Lifelong learner, eager to learn and share knowledge. A bit introspective. Keep coding. Be humble. Help others.
Great article. Thanks! Really like it, you're a good writer and clearly has a lot of experience.
I'm kind on the same situation, I've been coding for almost 25 years and I still love it. Recently I've decided to start sharing more knowledge and helping others to learn and grow while I can also keep learning.
Wish you the best of luck and keep on coding and writing.
Just a coder and a dad. I love my family and I love to code!!!! started coding at 11, so I have 25 years under my belt. Still love learning about it every day. Black lives matter!
Thank you so much! I take that compliment "you're a good writer" because honestly, I've always felt like I failed in that area, so thanks again!
I definitely encourage you to share your knowledge. Even if it's just small. I'm still working on this but I make a little progress each day.
Perhaps you could do a github readme file with points, or a dev.to point teaching something. Or write a small npm module or other language module that does something simple, just to get code out there. Even taking the time to leave a comment, such as this one (which made my day!) is very helpful and a good step in to sharing.
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Great article. Thanks! Really like it, you're a good writer and clearly has a lot of experience.
I'm kind on the same situation, I've been coding for almost 25 years and I still love it. Recently I've decided to start sharing more knowledge and helping others to learn and grow while I can also keep learning.
Wish you the best of luck and keep on coding and writing.
Thank you so much! I take that compliment "you're a good writer" because honestly, I've always felt like I failed in that area, so thanks again!
I definitely encourage you to share your knowledge. Even if it's just small. I'm still working on this but I make a little progress each day.
Perhaps you could do a github readme file with points, or a dev.to point teaching something. Or write a small npm module or other language module that does something simple, just to get code out there. Even taking the time to leave a comment, such as this one (which made my day!) is very helpful and a good step in to sharing.