early career devs Posts

Want to avoid going through lots of frustration when self-learning Ruby or any other programming skills? In this post, I'm going to share a few tools for your self-learning technical practice toolkit and get the most out of your continuous technical practice.

Have you spent months building a tech portfolio to get your first developer job, but not getting any results? That's mainly because a portfolio is an endless project with no scope and no end-goal. It's easy to get stuck forever. How about building trust instead?

Feel like coding is not for you? You're not alone. To give you a boost of inspiration, here's a list of a few successful Rails developers that come from unusual backgrounds.

Tips, examples and a template for writing simple yet useful Github READMEs for your projects.

Feeling frustrated with everything you need to learn? Feel like things will never 'click'? Try this surprisingly simple way to get unstuck as a developer.

Beep. Another rejection. You don't have experience for an entry-level Ruby job. Worse: chirp, chirp, chirp. No replies at all. Are you tired of all of this? If you want to get real-world experience, apply this strategy to get different results.