6 Good Pratices For Begineers Developers
6 habit that make you a good developer
In this article, I will try to explain what are the good practices that beginner developers should follow to learn new things smoothly and efficiently.
A GOOD TEXT EDITOR FOR PROGRAMMING
Days are gone to write code on Notepad, for learning developers' stuff you must have a good text editor on your laptop or workstation. They are a few code editor that I suggest to kickstart your developer journey.
Visual studio code
Atom
notepad++
Sublime text
MAINTAINING A GITHUB REPOSITORY
Maintaining a GitHub Repository is a good practice when you just start your journey as a developer
Advantage of having a Github repository
Organise and update your work
help to plan your progress
GitHub Streak helps you to keep motivated to learning
Read and Publish Blogs
Reading and publishing blogs not only update your knowledge about the tech world but also help you to build connections and open a new path for your journey mostly a developer even I start my blogging journey while learning new stuff.
some of the names of the websites that I use for reading are Listed below
Hashnode
Medium
Always be Curious
Curiosity is one of the essential aspects of a developer. Curiosity makes you knowledgeable and gives you the path from a normal developer to a great developer, great developers are always curious about new things and try to learn as they can for any project.
Project Based Learning
Making and publishing your project on any platform gives you a confidence boost to you and motivates you for your further journey. Always try to build after learning any language or any markup language. Project-based learning not only helps to build a project for your resume, but it also make you an industry-ready developer as well. In the tech industry, there is always learn and applied approach to work the more you do project-based the more you become an industry-ready developer.
Avoid Tutorial Hell
This is one of the most common and wrong practices done by beginners. They usually take a paid course or follow a youtube course and just watch the videos and then they think they become the developer. This approach not only makes you a dull developer but also wastes your precious time, so always make a notice notebook and play around code.