The Top 5 Skills for Software Developers

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[AaronJack]

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Pro Tip: Get familiar with the debugger and how it works. I love print statements as much as the next developer but built-in debuggers are the next level.

[SunDevilThor]

What I love about your content is that there is absolutely no fluff. It’s all actionable, real useful advice. If I ever go want to go the web development or front end route, I’ll consider your Freemote course. Right now I’m hyper focused on Python only since I want to get into automation and data analytics/science and maybe some ML algorithms.

[monour]

This is probably the best video you ever posted in terms of production, keep it up, Aaron!

[finnburaey]

Don’t have enough money for the boot camp. Ive been studying independently now for about a month. I’m thankful for the free content. Thank you for the hard work !

[Rsharlan]

Debugging is the one skill to rule them all. I started late on a project that used complex XSLT scripts. I didn't know even the basics of that language. But I found out there was an XSLT debugger in our XML tool. Between that and Google (and the language spec was always open in my browser), by about 2 months, I was showing other people how to make their scripts work.

[andresmillsgallego]

I knew that typing class I took in high school would pay off!

[marioboom]

" Just print everything "
My multithreaded C program : " am I a joke to you ? "

[iamanuragrauthan]

Aaron on all your videos I always click "like" first, then watch the whole video. Your videos never disappoints. Your production quality is out of this world. Keep it up Brother.

[mirkamolrakhimov]

We appreciate your experience, Thanks!

[alext]

"I just played a lot of WoW as a kid."

I'm dead

[mukiibipeter]

Hey Aaron, I'm a developer from Uganda and I like your content. (By pressing the like button)

[TheAkiller]

You missed collaboration and source control.. project management.. whiteboarding ideas, Documentation and code quality.. maybe you can do another top 10 :)

[wilhelmsarasalo]

My approach is to make it work and then make it work faster/better, but never have bugs. When falling asleep I think about the project and I sleep/dream on it and in the morning (noon for me) there is clarity, I am super productive.

[pratikthorat]

Hideous browser lmao 😂😂😂. That cracked me up. Man i love your videos. They are informative and the editing is next level.

[elijah]

Yes, I love these vids man! You should grab a group of 5-8 developers that code in various stacks/languages relevant to the videos you make (front end, back end, full stack, react, JQuery, Python, etc). Either give them a structure concerning what programming topics you want to make a video about or give them free range to come up with their own. Once a week meet with them on zoom and have them pitch you what they came up with. After the meeting you can decide for yourself if any of them were worth it or not.
I think that could help get your view count back up

[Mraller]

Really digging your channel @aaronjack. Thanks for the post and continued motivation. I’m beginning my new career in tech this summer with a government paid program and I can’t wait to explore the future possibilities a tech career has to offer. Thanks again for the post.

[arsharajchauhan]

That Lindy Effect was something new! 😮

[abcd]

I never met a programmer who has to look at the keyboard to type... Plenty of people trying to be programmers who have to look at the keyboard to type lol

[KrishSanj]

I always say this to my junior engineers. This is very much needed for any developer or anybody who works on a computer not just the programmer.