Coding for 1 Month Versus 1 Year #shorts #coding

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

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

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.

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

Went from junior googler to senior googler

I’m a professional software engineer and I still do this lmao Except replace div with Android layouts

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

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

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!

Junior dev : googling Senior dev : googling faster

For someone who just started coding a week and a half ago, THANK YOU

So true. You will forget everything if you like stop coding for a week

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

Coding isn't all just copying code from the internet. It involves a lot of pasting too

I studied physics and still have to google the volume of a sphere.

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

This just took my impostor syndrome away

As the time went by I found out that knowing where to find answers is more important than knowing the answers

Some people do not know how their few seconds video gives hope to those of us starting out❤ Thank you

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.