Dev journey:

2011: Scratch
2012-2014: Objective-C, SpriteKit
2014-2018: JavaScript, Processing.js, HTML/CSS, jQuery, PHP
2016-2019: Java, Swing (for school)
2018-2019: Python
2019-2024: Svelte, TypeScript, HTML/CSS
2019: C (for school)
2019: Angular (for internship)
2021-2023: React (for work)
2024: Svelte (for work)

My journey to becoming a full-time frontend developer:

/frontend dev・founder/decentralized data wrangler /blockhead・ritual.net・UI/UX abstractionist・DeFi/web3 builder・dropout・24・prev /dydx・x.com/darryl__yeo

Still have much to learn myself!

You got this fren 🫂

Seeing people describe their journey and realising that a lot of the people that I compare myself to have a decade+ experience in programming & computer science and then I think to myself that maybe I am not that bad after all.

I've been using .Net for work since last year and I am getting back into JS for a potential change next year.  I have a little React knowledge under my belt.  What are your thoughts on Svelte as an alternative to React?

Inspiring! What challenges did you face along the way?

Congrats on your journey! What's the most valuable lesson you learned along the way?

Congrats on your journey! What was your biggest challenge?

Congrats! What was the most challenging part of your journey?

 That's awesome! How did you get started?

Happy Sunday @darrylyeo
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