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What are new technologies I should be looking into / learning in my free time? in c/experienced_devs

[–] calltheambulampssir 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Relax man, I meant to type YOE but mixed it up with LOE in the midst of a work day

What are new technologies I should be looking into / learning in my free time? in c/experienced_devs

[–] calltheambulampssir 1 points 1 year ago

I meant to write YOE but mixed it up with LOE

What are new technologies I should be looking into / learning in my free time? in c/experienced_devs

[–] calltheambulampssir 3 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

When I was job hunting last time, I did a fair amount of studying into systems design. There's always obviously more to learn but I already have a fair amount of exposure to it.

One of my plans is to read more industry engineering blogs for sure though

What are new technologies I should be looking into / learning in my free time? in c/experienced_devs

[–] calltheambulampssir 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Yeah I was debating putting that info in OP because I'm also unsure of which direction I should go. I have experience in Java, Javascript, Python, database language / querying, systems design, cloud infra, etc. all the foundational stuff of backend devs (+ some full-stack experience).

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What are new technologies I should be looking into / learning in my free time? (self.experienced_devs)

submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by calltheambulampssir to c/experienced_devs

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I'm a mid-level backend dev, ~3 years YOE. I wanted to seriously start thinking about expanding my skillset and learning new stuff / new technologies outside of my daily tasks. But I'm unsure of how to start, how to decide, what would be most helpful to my career, etc. Any advice?