TLDR
Online and in-person forums have risen to solve problems, create learning opportunities, and encourage networking. Stack Overflow, blogs and open-source resources have become a place for developers to meet, improve, and share code without being in the same office. Daniel Tew, a Software Developer at Trello, explains how expanding outside your daily routine can benefit the developer community as a whole, as well as your career and professional development. Tew describes how teaching has benefits for everyone: “You end up learning a lot just trying to answer the questions correctly. You end up solidifying your knowledge.”via the TL;DR App
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Written by arielcamus | Founder & CEO at Microverse (YC S19), the global school for remote software developers.
