10 regrets of experienced programmers
A video on YouTube. In Tech, a Krater category.
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A developer outlines 10 common regrets in a programming career, from writing too much code to prioritizing health too late.
From the video
Answers: What are the biggest regrets in a programming career?
- Programming career advice
- Developer regrets
- Writing less code
- Learning to code early
- Finishing projects
- Computer science degree value
- Investing in Bitcoin
- Learning C
- JavaScript on the server
- LeetCode practice
- Prioritizing health
What it concludes
- Code is a liability rather than an asset, and writing less code increases productivity.
- Starting to code at a very young age helps build a long-term programming career.
- Finishing software projects takes significantly longer than expected due to the 90/90 rule.
- Going to college and networking is an effective way to get a high-paying tech job early.
- Investing in Bitcoin early yielded massive financial returns.
- Learning low-level languages like C provides a strong foundation for all other programming.
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