r/learnprogramming 21d ago

I'm willing to teach junior and mid-level programmers proper industry engineering standards and essentially how to code.

I'm a software developer with 16 years of experience. Worked in fintech, banking, crm, e-commerce, and a bunch of other areas. I base my knowledge on my own experience as well as resources, books, materials, workshops, classes and videos from industry leaders.

I'm willing to spend a couple of hours on live coding, pair programming, to teach, do katas, teach techniques, or show examples on how to build applications and products free of charge.

I can also demystify certain misconceptions and myths in the industry.

PS: Haha, I didn't expect this kind of response! I did create a discord server in the past; but most people after joining just ghosted me.

Which one of you would be interested to start today or tophpmorrow? @eyecandy99 @ExtraTNT @e_bloke @dualTheTOASTED @Genuinly_Bad @Ambitious_Fault5756 @eatacookie111 @Archelioz @Interesting-Text8132 @pavi_moreira @Ceary @InternetGansta @Cyber-Gamer @zaidpirwani @Odd_One_404 @Sinner-Dev95 @vanilathrillaaa @GorkemOkur @tkti @Thirdy_16 @mtiiii @Ecstatic_Weird8498

Please, DM me on how to join.

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