Coding for 1 Month Versus 1 Year #shorts #coding

[ovuofyv]

Junior: googling for a solution
Senior: googling faster

[MortalJupiter]

I've learnt to accept that being a programmer doesn't mean knowing how to do things, it's just knowing how to know

[Reese_]

The most valuable thing I've learned in my short programming journey is that in the beginning you don't know what you don't know. Eventually you reach a point where you know what you don't know & for me this was a critical turning point. Once you know what you don't know, then you know what questions to ask to find what you don't know!

[Aboguaboga]

Learning how to ask google the right question is an art form for developers

[mironsamokhvalov]

1 month: “How do I center a div?”
1 year: “how to center a div”
5 years: “html center div”

[UltimatusVirsus]

Once I asked a forum about a problem I had and I already discovered how to solve it, a year later I had the same problem and I went back to look for the error but someone else had already solved it, I realized it was me.

[meowrbius]

Went from junior googler to senior googler

[justaserbiandoomer]

As a person who just recently started learning to code, it's beyond relieving to know that I am allowed to look up things I don't know and that no matter how experienced I may be, I will never know everything.

[tacoanime]

I’m a professional software engineer and I still do this lmao

Except replace div with Android layouts

[shadowwolf]

1. Check your other projects
2. Stack overflow
3. Chat GPT

[PixelTrainer.]

I see programming as putting puzzle pieces together.
You don't memorize every single piece of a puzzle. You just put them together to create what you want.

[beginnermagician]

I feel this, even as a younger person, I do this quite often, the first month was rough but a learning experience, then you get more humble and understand more the more you code

[Canilho]

Coding for 10 years:
" HOW TO CENTER A DIV" 😂😂😂

[OfficialAtomicGamer]

"A programmer's setup will always improve, but never his skills."

- A Wise Man

[jacobrose]

Programming is not about having super intelligent solutions, but knowing the fastest route to solving a problem

[Days-ckrq]

After you get experience, drinking something before coding is a very important one 😂

[enlightenment]

Nah the part thats funny is when the links shows up in purple 😂

[anaulloa]

This just took my impostor syndrome away

[bluesteelgaming]

I am so glad that this is normal. I've been learning for a month and realized that I've barely begun my journey. Took me hours to figure out how to display a CSV in Python without simultaneously deleting everything on it.

[manny_the_creative]

It's my first month already. I'm at HTML and CSS feel like my brain is going through the most but it's fun. Actually enjoying it