Junior vs. Senior Software Developers

Junior vs. Senior Software Developers
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[@emmanuelkofyagyapong6382]

Great breakdown David, I want to remark your point in the the junior developer to needing be able to ask himself “how is his code going to effect the work of others”. Also, the point that one should be able to master his tolls (libraries and framework) because whatever he imports to his code it belongs to him. All these are great advices from a professional such as yourself David, and I think I will take advantage of these advices thanks!

[@Casshern1456]

Junior developers create more than seniors. Fact

[@Narendiranath]

Thumbs up Bro!

[@busyrand]

Really appreciate the new video. Awesome background/environment! And, I can't wait to catch up with your interview.

[@willxie5114]

In practice, most senior are guys who are more talkative and plausible

[@rahulgupta4234]

ThankYou for pointing out the difference. This way I know how I should be working in order to become better .

[@kyleschlicht4800]

Both juniors and seniors get discounts at the buffet so same difference as far as I'm concerned

[@laiwei6680]

Thanks for bringing up Dependency point, never thought about that.

[@apriantowiwarsono3073]

Those are great advice, Dave! Thanks!

[@dopelaw5843]

Thank you for the videos!! Appreciate the efforts😊

[@RugenMap]

Thx Dave. I don't expect you to but I just wanted to say it would be great if you re-did your soft-skills video without the foul language so I could share it with my CS class of middle school students. As a teacher I have to scan and filter certain questionable practices for the classroom..

[@DaveXiang]

Ah. This is great feedback. Sorry about that. I will omit those words in future videos to be sure the videos can be used in as many places as possible. Thank you

[@Rarests]

Do it yourself or sensor it, not that hard

[@mohammedk.k6472]

thanks so much brother

[@VPSOUNDS]

Whats up guys?I hope you are doing.......really ....really....................well...No hate Dave.Love your videos .Keep the great content comming!

[@JasonMitchellAZ]

Thanks for sharing!

[@ak47ava]

I want you to be my chinese father :O

[@josephperezcodes1173]

I see you lol

[@TaelurAlexis]

Lmao

[@zey2012]

Chinese-dad zoned lol...

[@not_enoughmana]

Yo! Dependency management for real! Lerna and npm link save lives.

[@muhammadusman7217]

Thanks Dave.👍🏻

[@JulioAguilar01]

Great video! I always had the question if what was the difference and how a person earns that title

[@erj-jf7up]

Could you share the dotfiles from your screencast videos?

[@DaveXiang]

Yoo!!! Most of my dot files are copied from bits and pieces online. You should make your own!

[@tear728]

Hey Dave, thanks again for the great content. Quick questions: have you ever thought about starting your own company? What do you think would be the biggest reason why not to start one?

[@BrotherYoung559]

Hi Dave I’ve been listening to your videos (I usually download them and listen while I commute:D) for a while and I really appreciate your touching upon lots of niche areas that are very important but don’t get discussed enough. And your honest and insightful opinions are really helpful for me to develop a well-rounded understanding of what tech industry is like as someone fresh to it and wanting to enter it. A bit about me: I don’t have a programming background and I’m now doing a master in info science. I want to become a software engineer but I just constantly feel there’s a lot to learn and it’s really tough even to find an internship without much experience before (the competition obviously is getting tougher now than a few years ago). Do you have some advice for someone transitioning to software development or do you have any examples like of friends who have been through this? Thanks a lot.

[@DaveXiang]

Hey, thanks for the comment. There is a lot to learn. It depends on your current learning style. If you feel very lost and need structure, you may need to consider curriculums, programs, or maybe a bootcamp. If you feel like you can navigate some of the structure yourself and find your way, you could self-teach yourself and try to work on your own projects. I would give both a try. Also, hopefully you can use your current masters for something as well. The transition doesn't have to be 0->60(all or nothing) A gradual transition may be more practical.

[@BrotherYoung559]

Dave Xiang Thanks Dave! Will do what you suggested!

[@goodlife5166]

Would you ever consider working at a startup again?

[@jayeshadwani3779]

superb

[@chaddonschaddons7084]

thx dave

[@ayoshebby5118]

Can you recommend certifications for junior developers?

[@ahmadtharwat6421]

is that true that the software engineer is the most high paid engineer and demanded between other engineering sectors Dave Xang . and i hope u make a video about this topic

[@delano6572]

Dave im greatly interested in becoming a game developer but im not that great with maths any tips? Like which courses in college should i do

[@JonWoo]

Anyone can be decent with math if they put the effort in. Take computer science.

[@delano6572]

Jon Woo what courses can help me be a better game developer

[@delano6572]

Scott Mallon what kind of courses and or skills go well with programming

[@delano6572]

Scott Mallon can a bachelor's in IT be used to be a software engineer

[@ab-hx8bi]

Delano for sure

[@Smikmani]

I am a 1st year computer science undergraduate and i am thinking about dropping out and become self taught developer even though i am learning software development for less than 6 months. Its very risky but i think it will improve a lot my life. I am also making some ok money from crypto trading. Do you planning on making a video on how to become a self taught developer or if you think from your experience if its realistic or not? Thanks! Love your vids!

[@donovanq.1734]

Smikmani don't drop dummy

[@pfcjulius]

Bad decision

[@randomtask3539]

Depends if you have the willpower to teach yourself, most people don't. Going to college to be a programmer is for those that lack the willpower to teach themselves.

[@ominous450]

Stay in school and get your degree

[@danilo2735]

if you can stay you should stay

[@DewTime]

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