The Best Way To Learn on the Job
I've been in the industry now for 2 years after getting my first job as a Developer Support Engineer at Plaid. I never knew what to expect but I knew that I still had a lot to learn. As a self-taught developer, there are naturally some gaps in my kno...
J Justin Chau I'm a self-taught developer based out of San Jose, CA. I'm currently working as a Developer Advocate 🥑 at Airbyte! This blog is fully dedicated to everything I learn both in the data and web development world. I've been in the industry now for 2 years after getting my first job as a Developer Support Engineer at Plaid. I never knew what to expect but I knew that I still had a lot to learn. As a self-taught developer, there are naturally some gaps in my knowledge that I need to fill. The question I asked myself so much is "how in the hell am I going to learn all this?". Being bra
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