I don't have much time to write about careers right now but fortunately there are plenty of cool people that you can follow instead!
Erik Dietrich
Why? @daedtech is the author of Developer Hegemony. I you like what I've written about recently, you should know that found many ideas that I liked, and then I stole those them like an artist.
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Julia
Why? @yuridevat is a selftaught front end wizard from Vienna who not only write well about accessibility and stuff, but also shares her advice on how to get into tech
A taste
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Imam Ali Mustofa
Why? @darkterminal has a very original take on what he calls a character driven approach to choose your career. I noticed a couple of interesting comments from him, but I can't summarize the, read it yourself!
A taste
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Josefine Schfr
Why? @josefine does developer relations, so if you dream about showing your ideas in a conference but are terrified when you consider to actually do it, she has lots of content about that very topic.
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Jarrod Roberson
Why? @jarrodhroberson has given constantly high quality comments on my articles, so I went to read his articles, and let met report that he is a very experienced developers that is very efficient at cutting through the non-sense of the hype-du-jour.
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Maddy
Why? @maddy is a technical writer, another career change that is opened to you if you are both a dev and like writing here
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Erin, Sloan and The DEV team
Why? @erinposting and @sloan are members of the DEV/Forem team and they post frequent questions on the tag #devdiscuss that you will probably find interesting.
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That was it for me.
Obviously this kind of list can never be complete, but we can crowdsource the research.
Who else do you recommend?
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Top comments (11)
Hello, Punk! Thanks to put my content on the lists. That really help me to spread the new era of Software Freestyle Engineer that doing code while dancing.
Hat Off! π₯
Such an awesome list here! π₯
Super sweet list! Thanks for the Sloan shoutout too!
Not to toot my own horn, but I've been writing my book "The Big Tech Survival Guide for the Rest of Us" on my substack. I love getting feedback and requests for topics! Please feel free to reach out if this is your jam :)
Hello Rachel, you got me with this quote from your friend
I just subscribed :)
Thanks for this list! Very helpful :)
Great! well done.
Thanks for the mention and the kind words :D
Thanks for the good list :)
I think the fastest way to knowledge comes from learning from others, which in turn depends mostly on listening and asking questions a la Socrates - the only thing I know is that I know nothing.
Thank you for mentioning me! So sweet of you. β€οΈ