Want to feel alive again? Try a dopamine detox at least 1 time!

Imposter syndrome never should have been normalized. It's a confidence or skill issue.

White board interviews are actually a fantastic way to assess fundamental knowledge

You're competing with developers who put in WAY more work than you've ever challenged yourself with

Are you socially awkward and trying to become a dev? Become REALLY good at what you do.

Aspiring devs, avoid this dopamine trap!

The JavaScript ecosystem has RUINED junior developers

You start the day with a full mental battery. Multitasking drains that battery VERY quickly.

You will forget A LOT when learning to code. Just accept it.

Aspiring devs learning to code who also have a full-time job are way more impressive

Personalized cover letters do way better than templated or AI generated ones. Stop being boring!

Stop being that aspiring developer who's application gets tossed in the trash (that's most of you)

Junior developers need to write more tests

Junior devs, you are NOT a fullstack developer just because you built something with Next.js

The MERN stack is NOT a get rich quick way of becoming a developer

I REALLY tried to make Linux Desktop my daily driver...

If you like agentic coding, you probably don't like coding as much as you thought

Agentic coding removes the fun parts of coding and leaves us with the boring parts

Stop flooding my LinkedIn feed with AI slop!

AI is creating a dangerous scenario for devs and it's not what you think

If you're not excited (most days) to wake up and learn to code, you're pursuing the wrong profession

Learning additional programming languages is easier than you may think

Finish your portfolio projects, even if you've grown tired of them

The tech industry rewards people who are passionate and curious!

Junior developers get discouraged too easily

Don't expect to "learn" programming through consuming knowledge. Create bugs with what you learn!

For aspiring developers who are giving up who aren't that serious about it... GOOD.

The main reason most aspiring frontend developers don't land jobs is a weak foundation

New developers should NOT be learning React with Next. Use Vite!

You don't need to be a good web designer to become a frontend developer

Junior developers need to stop jumping into abstractions too early. Build a solid foundation first!

If you aiming for your first frontend job, wtf are you doing learning tailwind?

Companies hire developers who have integrity and humility because they know they'll own their growth

Be the developer that wants to lift other developers up

Hiring managers have had enough of junior devs who are dishonest

Junior developers need to STOP contributing to open source for this reason

Almost every other dev just builds a variety of random projects and hope one sticks out

Don't put software engineering on a pedestal. You may enjoy other jobs in tech more.

Software engineering is a high stress job and you will NEVER stop learning

Not everyone needs to learn how to code. Tech is HUGE.

Self taught developers need to stop lying to themselves

Junior developers are setting such a low bar for themselves

If you don't have SOLID vision for your future, f*ck your New Year's Resolutions.

Trying to change your life for the better but struggle with goals? Try making a sacrifice.

Shocking content isn't just an algorithm thing. It's a HUMAN desire.

A LOT of junior developers are not putting their full effort into breaking into the industry.

Aspiring developers need to STOP trying to learn so many conventions

Don't accept 5 hour take home projects from companies. Respect your time!