Alejandro writes interesting content on software development and machine learning.
He teaches Computer Science and his content is great.
I love interacting with him.
Allen is a DDD passionate. His opinions are very strong and accurate.
I enjoy his development tips AND management and agile humor a lot.
I liked very much his courses on LinkedIn.
Annie writes interesting content on her journey as a front end developer, and she also talks about management and productivity from her developer perspective. She also writes funny off-topic content.
Danny is a great teacher. He is undoubtedly an inspiration for new developers.
I learn a lot from his courses and his fine sense of humor. youtube.com/DThompsonDev
Jov writes about TDD on Mobile development and has great knowledge on Android development and TDD techniques (which are not very frequently found together).
Victoria is a very curious developer. Her articles on blogging combine great programming skills with enjoyable and insightful technical articles
You can read her on lo-victoria.com
Mario is a clean coder enthusiast, he teaches how to write excellent designs with clear examples.
His testing tips are amazing.
He also talks a lot about team building and social skills.
Matt is a tireless educator. He is famous for his "pills" and is and authority on Object-Oriented Programming
His YouTube channel is awesome (youtube.com/c/CodeJourney).
He also has a great blog codejourneyclub.com
Nick is a great Front end developer.
He talks in twitter about programming and mentoring advices. His threads are insightful and valuable.
He is definitively worth following.
@oliverjumpertz (Oliver Jumpertz)
Oliver writes amazing content on backend software design, architecture and TDD.
Pratham says he is 16 but it cannot be true :)
He is making his journey and writing down all he is learning (which is a lot) and should be an inspiration for new developers.
Santiago is an authority on Machine Learning. He is very active and helpful both to newcomers and advanced programmers.
He explains everything with clear examples.
Tadas is a young guy but speaks as senior developer. He's very experienced on software and also starting to work on his own.
You can subscribe here youtube.com/tadaspetra.
Jack is a great front end developer. I like his sense of humor as much as his great content.
The list comes to and end here. Unluckily I am aware I might have missed up a lot of very interesting people. Please reply and shout out with their names.
One of my 2021 commitments is to increase the quality of people I follow and meet great developers. Please add them down with a brief description.
Happy new year again! 🎇
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1 - Check your phone after a couple of hours.
2 - Keep an eye on the app with the most notifications
3 - Block them
4 - Don't fear #FOMO. Deal with it
5 - Repeat once a day.
1 - Use blocks of time without interruptions (timeboxing).
2 - My favorite is @PomodoroTech.
3 - if you come across new tasks just write them down.
4 - Don't multitask.
5 - You cannot switch until time is up.
6 - 25 minutes it's a good slice.
Solutions: 1) Refactor methods 2) Rename methods to more declarative unes 3) break methods 4) If a comment describe what a method does. Just name the method with this description