Talk Python To Me
#444: The Young Coder's Blueprint to Success
Jan 2, 2024
Sydney Runkle, a successful young coder, shares her blueprint for success in the Python space. Topics include exploring the Pydantic library, learning to code expectations and error handling, understanding and working with programs, benefits of taking online courses, the supportive Python community, and a discussion on the coding tool Black and its compatibility.
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- Contributing to open source projects provides valuable opportunities to improve coding skills, make connections in the software community, and enhance employability.
- Don't overlook local companies when seeking job opportunities. Smaller companies and startups are often open to hiring young interns and provide a great learning experience. Working with smaller teams allows you to get involved in a variety of projects and gain diverse skills. It's also a chance to make connections in your local community and build a foundation for your career.
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Work on Open Source Contributions
Working on open source contributions can provide valuable experience and exposure to industry-standard code. Even small contributions, like documentation updates or writing tests, can be beneficial. It allows you to learn about version control, collaboration with other developers, and the deployment process. Contributing to open source projects also helps you make connections in the industry.
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