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RT @CodingLanguages: Mental health tip for devs: Take regular breaks. Your brain isn’t a machine, and code won’t fix itself if you’re exha…

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RT @CodingLanguages: Programming is like weightlifting. 🟢 You start small 🟢 It’s painful at first 🟢 The more you practice, the stronger yo…

RT @CodingLanguages: Coding all day? Remember: Mental health is more important than any deadline. Your code improves when you’re well-res…

Tutorial hell traps you because it feels productive. But watching and following aren’t the same as learning. If you feel stuck, break free by setting a goal: 🟢 Build a small app from scratch 🟢 Solve real problems 🟢 Learn through experience, not repetition

Coding all day? Remember: Mental health is more important than any deadline. Your code improves when you’re well-rested, balanced, and motivated. Burnout only sets you back. Take care of yourself, and the code will take care of itself.

RT @CodingLanguages: Tutorial hell is real, and it’s keeping you from growing. The way out? Build something. Even if it’s basic, even if…

Remote work sounds like freedom, but it can lead to isolation if you’re not careful. 🟢 Schedule social calls with friends 🟢 Go to coworking spaces occasionally 🟢 Find a balance between work and life Remote doesn’t mean alone. Keep connected to the world outside the screen.

Mental health tip for devs: Take regular breaks. Your brain isn’t a machine, and code won’t fix itself if you’re exhausted. - Step away from the screen - Go for a walk - Breathe, stretch, relax Some of your best problem-solving happens when you’re not coding.

Landing a remote job isn’t just about technical skills. It’s about showing you can self-manage. 🟢 Show that you can prioritize work without oversight 🟢 Communicate proactively 🟢 Be consistent with deadlines Remote work is about trust. Prove that you can be relied on.

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RT @CodingLanguages: Imposter syndrome in programming? It’s normal. Most devs feel like they’re “not good enough.” The secret is to keep…