Think about this The best developer you know And the richest developer you know Are not the same person

Getting started with programing is 10000 much more important that "what language do I learn first?"

I have 2 moods: 1. I'm a badass developer 2. I can't code to save my life

How to Get a FAANG Job with no Computer Science Degree

FAANG = Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google

- What topics/courses you need to learn
- How to get an interview
- How to prepare
- Common mistakes and what not to do
- Salary and compensation

Interviewing @CodingLanguages a self-taught ex-Amazon developer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3-0-phIxrg

If you can't realize when good enough is good enough, are you a good programmer?

If you are unwilling to pay $30 bucks for a book to learn a skill that can make you 6 figures, Are you really going to put the time it takes to learn that skill, even if you get the book for free?

Some people are "talented enough" to write poor code in any language

Focus on ONE THING AT A TIME: - A technology, not 5. Ex: first HTML, then CSS, then JavaScript, then ... - 1 language, not 7 - A fundamental concept (functions, classes, loops) - A paradigm (OOP, procedural) Then, focus on COMBINING them to build applications

It's a beautiful day to start writing cleaner code

Writing code to make your colleagues think how brilliant you are is the stupidest mistake a programmer can make.

Just because you don't like a technology is no reason to say it's shit

Remember: You don't always need a database. Sometimes files are enough.

Developers who like to learn have an advantage over everyone else

Being in the right part of twitter will change your life

If you don't get comments in a pull request, your code is very good Or very bad

Beginner programmers like writing code. The real pros like deleting code.

Tutorials are useless if you don't build anything

What is your favourite text editor and why is it Vim?

Always Be Coding

Copy-Paste is the root of all evil.