Julien Maury

This is how I learned dev

1. Start with OOP

   Object-oriented programming is like building with LEGO bricks. There's a learning curve, but you will be able to organize and reuse your code without writing everything from scratch again and again.
2. Apply S.O.L.I.D. principles

   Five rules can make your code well-design and easier to maintain...
3. Write readable tests

   Automated tests help developers catch various errors, ensuring the app is still working when releasing a new feature or refactoring/fixing existing code. They alone are not sufficient, but absolutely necessary.
4. Do not neglect soft skills

   How you talk to others, how you work as a team, and how you solve problems together is a huge part of the job.
5. Take criticism gracefully

   Feedback makes your level skyrocket, as long as you know how to turn constructive criticism into improvements.
6. Share knowledge

   Give back, and keep learning while teaching code.