How to Become a Great Software Developer — Best Advice from Top-Notch Engineers

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We are launching a new original series on the Anywhere Club YouTube channel, where we will share insightful and inspiring stories about technologies and people behind them.

Our first episode is simple but substantial — top-notch software engineers will share their best advice on becoming exceptional developers.

🔹 Andrey Breslav - ex-Kotlin Lead Language Designer
🔹 Dmitry Jemerov - co-author of "Kotlin in Action"
🔹 Egor Tolstoy - Kotlin Project Lead / JetBrains
🔹 Pavel Veller - Chief Technologist / EPAM Systems
🔹 Roman Elizarov - ex-Kotlin Project Lead

We hope you enjoy this video and stay tuned for more!

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[yongkangchia]

1. Attention to detail
2. Fundamentals - Data structure and Algorithms, Concurrency, Computer Architecture, Do you know how things work under the hood, Design of other systems, The deeper the layer you can go, the more you understand
3. Read books and watch conferences
4. Don't tie your identity to a technology

[Pewspoon]

advices: learn computer since aka "baza", prepare carefully for interviews, try different directions development

[olly_smith]

Mention of attention to detail's like a balm for the soul and music to my ears..;).

[viciousman]

What a fantastic production! It looks like a Netflix documentary! Wishing you the best of luck with the full movie! I hope to see it soon!

[Voremuga]

! Like like like! Thank you Artem, Phill and the team))

[heathro_]

wow, is that Discovery channel? 😮
production seems to be very professional. operators and editors job are brilliant.
cant wait to watch full movie

[algoseekee]

A comment to boost recommendations. Top content, fellas, keep up the awesome job! ❤

[majestyzotova]

Fundamentals are all you need💪😀 looking forward to the full version!

[GeorgiiKoni]

Marvellous, looking forward to seeing an extended version 😮
Awesome production by the way

[psudakou]

Thanks for reminding me about these truths. It's essential for me to grasp that they are relevant even in the age of AI!

[kqvanity]

I agree with dmitry the most! He sounds as if he's reflecting on his very own experiences!

[dangulkin]

“Do not stick to one career path. I was an engineer, then I switched to another engineer, then to leading engineer and now I am a managing engineer”

[elenaqa]

A must-watch for all aspiring developers

[evgenyagantaev]

Great short! I can't wait to see the full movie. I believe it will be very helpful for me personally.

[aleksandrgoliak]

Incredibly inspiring video. Makes me want to work hand in hand with everyone!

[oljajurjeva]

Thank you guys for the inspiring video ❤

[draugno]

Wish me luck, applying for a Jetbrains internship!

[hassansyed]

Any dude named Egor who is also a master engineer ---> I'm all ears.

[thinkingcitizen]

Interviewer: *Asks that question about clicking a button on a webpage*
Me, a software engineer with a college physics degree: so Fermi's golden rule says the perturbation by the voltage change on the electrons in the transistor will....

[nashuarash]

Hmmm, okaaaay I'm going to learn kotlin