The harsh reality of being a self-taught software engineer
People often think that my journey as a self-taught software engineer was an easy one. It's often really easy to see the end result without actually see the full pictures!
The hours in front of my laptop learning
The feelings of self-doubts and the imposteur syndrome
Those moments when I didn’t know something and felt like the biggest idiot in the room
This career changed my life, but choosing the road of being a self-taught isn't the easiest one, there will be dragons along the way and in this video I'm talking about all of them!
I hope you'll like it!
Anthony
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🤝 About me:
I'm Anthony, I started to code when I was around 12 years old and completely fell in love with the freedom and creativity that it gaves me. Since then I went from side projects to side projects and eventually made a living out it. Today I want to share my experience with everyone and talk about what it means to be to be a developer and also stories around my projects and learnings.
I'm always up for chalenges and super curious with every new technologies. I'm working at the moment for a crypto company on a new DEFI protocol, which I find really challenging and cool.
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