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Identify your weaknesses—whether it's algorithms, CSS, or any other area—and dedicate time to improve upon them. Use tools like Anki to memorize coding concepts. Remember, growth can be uncomfortable, but it’s essential.
Finding Your Coding Tribe
Even though many developers often appear independent, it’s crucial to find your coding tribe. Ever heard of rubber duck debugging? This technique involves explaining your code to an inanimate object, but it can be even more beneficial if you explain it to another person. Joining communities like Dev.to, Hashnode, or local meetups can help you find like-minded individuals who share your passions.
Collaboration can ignite newfound motivation. Teaching others not only solidifies your own knowledge but also enhances your sense of community.