It's been two weeks since I started working as a Rails engineer. It ’s only two weeks, I would like to write down what I thought there.
It's natural. However, I feel that no matter how many times I go around the Rails Tutorial, I will not acquire the skills necessary to work in practice. You can also understand why companies are looking for experienced engineers.
That's why I feel that I need the experience of creating applications by myself rather than working in the field or relying on school.
I think there are various opinions about this, but what I feel is that I feel that the ability to select the necessary information from the vast amount of information on the project is very important.
I feel that reading, understanding, and using code created by other people is a difficult ability to develop just by reading reference books or going to school.
How many options can you have to solve a problem? I feel that the better people have more choices and can choose them appropriately.
What I can do now is to increase my options. Learn by looking at someone else's code, think about why you wrote this code I feel these are very important.
This isn't just for business, but to be honest, it's full of things I don't understand. Continuing the effort to understand it is I feel that it will greatly affect the speed of future growth.
I don't think there is a profession that makes me so happy when I can do it. Writing code can be difficult, but it's still interesting. I will cherish this feeling and continue to do my best.
** 84 days to become a full-fledged engineer **
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