Web Developer | Semi-Buddhist post-punk dog-loving jekyll-digging nail-biting hyphenator.
These days Iām mostly on xoxo.zone and pkm.social!
| Location | Lakewood, WA |
Web Developer | Semi-Buddhist post-punk dog-loving jekyll-digging nail-biting hyphenator.
These days Iām mostly on xoxo.zone and pkm.social!
| Location | Lakewood, WA |
Considering setting up jwithy.space as a (private) mastodon instance.
This will be a lot more sysadmin-y type stuff than I'm ready for.
Maybe.
Every once in a while I get reminded of the relief junior devs feel when they come to me or other more experienced people and we don't know the answer to a problem, and how valuable that is.
I think a lot of tech (me included) struggles with not wanting to be wrong or seem stupid, but it sets an unreachable expectation on ourselves and our junior colleagues.
Junior devs: if everything is confusing, you're not stupid
Senior devs: let people see you mess up
I'm making a conscious effort to reply to nice notifications rather than just āļø them
....We'll see how that goes!
Like other folks I'm not sure what I may use this for, yet.
But hey here's my dog