I have five rules to improve code readability. I’ve learned them in all kinds of projects, teams, and organizations. I hope that you can pick some things from this article to improve your code readability. https://byrayray.dev/posts/2020-11-17-five-rules-to-improve-code-readability

When I was a junior developer I always thought that those experienced developers never got rejected from job applications. Well, I was wrong!

In my career as a developer, I've got so many rejections from job applications, not only at the start but also later on.

I had sent more than 40 letters, all of them were rejected.

I have learned so much from the ones I succeed on but even more on the ones I've got rejected from.

In this post, I love to tell you about the lessons I have learned from all those rejections, so you can be prepared from it.

Learn to solve a problem is the most important skill to have as a developer

Don’t wait until you FEEL ready! Because that moment will never come! You will only feel ready until your gonna out all the action in place. So get yourself in uncomfortable positions and your gonna grow to be READY!

In this episode, I’ll teach you the difference between synchronous and asynchronous. Quite some Codenewbies and junior developer find these terms very confusing. So check this episode if you want to learn about it! 😊

A lot of beginner developer are strugeling with the fact that they want to learn faster. But it feels like it takes ages 😳 so in this episode I tell you why it is a good thing to go slow with learning!

A lot of Codenewbies tend to do a lot of usemy courses, tutorials but are wo dering why they can’t connect the dots at some time. Well that is because a lot of you are doing the course and not building websites or applications. If you start doing that, that will help you grow a lot harder then you can imagine 😊

Have patient with your learning path

Welcome to the Me Frontend Mentoring Audio experience! Episode #1 - Why you should join Twitter as a CodeNewbie or Junior Developer! - Follow the tags #codenewbie or #100daysofcode