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Book club idea
After watching D and B's 5 Must-Read Books for JavaScript Developers in 2024 I have decided that I want to read some of these books (specifically "Extreme programming" and "Browser networking). Last year while between jobs I hosted a weekly book club for developers where we went over "Advanced React" and "Responsible JavaScript" and I got a lot of value out of discussing these books chapter by chapter with fellow industry professionals. I was thinking that having a book club meetup with members of Software Mastery/The Senior Dev Academy would be great since it's safe to say a lot of us are on the same page. We could read through the books one chapter per week and spend an hour discussing and clarifying the concepts. However, I am in Australia and 8 hours ahead of you in time so realistically the sessions would have to be anytime between 9am-1pm your time for me to be able to make them consistently. At this stage I am putting this here as an expression of interest, I would very much like to go through these books with some of you and I would like to be more involved in this community. Please let me know if you're interested here and in the coming weeks we can decide on a book and put together a time.
1 like • Jun '24
If you know any other person that’s interested you can also share the workspace with them
0 likes • Jul '24
@Alejandro Eyquem @Konstantina Roumelioti here’s a new link: https://join.slack.com/t/theseniordevbookclub/shared_invite/zt-2nn0w6yv8-S_~~5V7drkM~F_0YR981cA
⚠️ Which Learning Modules should we release first? ⚠️
Hey future Senior Devs, @Bogdan Nedelcu and I are working on the new modules in the Classroom and wondered how to prioritize things. Which one do you want us to release first? 1. Framework Mastery (Frontend) 2. Full-stack Thinking 3. Data Structures & Algorithms 4. Mental Models 5. Software Architecture P.S. Is there anything else that you are missing and would like to see? Comment below.
6 likes • Nov '23
I would prefer this order in order to scale as an engineer 1. Software Architecture - Important for a senior engineer, especially system design 2. Mental Models - Should help one rapidly understand a company's process and become the go-to subject matter expert 3. Framework Mastery (Frontend) - 4. Full-stack Thinking 5. Data Structures & Algorithms - Might be wrong, but I feel like Algo and DS take longer to master and depend on individual ability to understand the levels of abstraction needed to grasp the concepts, also not a hard requirement for most companies - mostly MAANG companies
Monthly Call Notes
Wondering if anybody made a note of some of the questions that were asked and the answers during the monthly call, if you did, kindly share with us.
Monthly Call Notes
2 likes • Nov '23
@Bogdan Nedelcu thank you very much, I didn’t know a recording was available
Hello 👋🏾
Hi, I'm Victor. I build things using JavaScript. My stack is MERN but idk what I'd consider myself (fullstack, frontend or backend). With that being said, I like building things that look good and is mobile responsive so I gravitate towards the frontend. I am here to connect with a no bs community and appreciate being here. My goal is to get honest about my skills as a developer and go through the structured learning to improve as a dev.
3 likes • Nov '23
Hey @Victor Ike welcome
Hey there!
Hi, my name is Beatriz. I am a full-stack developer based in the US. I work mostly with Javascript/Typescript, React/Next, Node.js, and MySQL. I am here to broaden my developer skills and hopefully land a suitable role in the industry. I am also excited about connecting and learning with like-minded individuals. 😄
2 likes • Nov '23
welcome @Beatriz Dominguez
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