My First Year As An Engineer I hit my one year anniversary as a software engineer in october. it has been, professionally, one of the harder, stranger years of my life, but the challenges generally were exactly what i hoped they would be: complicated, but with clear questions, and answers that were a pleasure to seek. I started my first job 5 months ago as a software engineer. i'm in a weird position the domain that i work in is a part of a huge factory automation software. the software is kinda old and it's incredibly hard to oversee the whole thing. they said that it takes at least a year to be a little bit comfortable with the domain.
12 Things I Learned In My First Year As A Software Engineer I just completed my first full year as a software engineer and it absolutely flew by. along the way, i learned a lot and i wanted to take some time to reflect on it and share what i've learned. for a while, i downplayed the importance of mentorship in career growth. My first year as a software engineer has been an incredible learning experience that took me from a coding novice to a confident industry professional. while challenging, i enjoyed the process of filling in so many knowledge gaps around building software in collaborative business environments. Here’s a detailed look at my first year as a software engineer and the most impactful lessons i took away from that experience. 1. java: my lifelong companion. from the moment i started. To achieve this i put together a number of guidelines i learned (mostly the hard way) that helped me to ensure i produce solid quality code and continue to develop my skills. 1. code readability over over optimisations 📖 one of the first things you learn when working in a team is the value of clean and readable code.
Dear 20 Year Old Software Engineer Yagiz Nizipli S Blog Here’s a detailed look at my first year as a software engineer and the most impactful lessons i took away from that experience. 1. java: my lifelong companion. from the moment i started. To achieve this i put together a number of guidelines i learned (mostly the hard way) that helped me to ensure i produce solid quality code and continue to develop my skills. 1. code readability over over optimisations 📖 one of the first things you learn when working in a team is the value of clean and readable code. As i look back on my first year in this job, i realize that i learned more than i ever thought possible. even if there are many challenges along the way, i wouldn't trade the experience for. It’s been a year since i moved from customer success to the engineering department. after a year of intensive study, these are the lessons i’ve learnt. 1. the difference between building your. With this momentous milestone in my rear view mirror i thought i’d reflect on some of my experiences and what i’ve learned from them in my first full year as a software engineer. this is just a. In this article i'll share my thoughts on my first year of professional experience as a software developer. it's almost been two years since i got into coding and a year since i became a full time dev. i started writing this article merely as a self reflection exercise.
My 1st Year As A Software Engineer Lessons Learned As i look back on my first year in this job, i realize that i learned more than i ever thought possible. even if there are many challenges along the way, i wouldn't trade the experience for. It’s been a year since i moved from customer success to the engineering department. after a year of intensive study, these are the lessons i’ve learnt. 1. the difference between building your. With this momentous milestone in my rear view mirror i thought i’d reflect on some of my experiences and what i’ve learned from them in my first full year as a software engineer. this is just a. In this article i'll share my thoughts on my first year of professional experience as a software developer. it's almost been two years since i got into coding and a year since i became a full time dev. i started writing this article merely as a self reflection exercise.