#I guess clean code isn't the best way of

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@carmine stirrup

  • Read the codebases of open-source packages that you use / or popular packages and understand why they are doing what they are doing.

  • Try to send PRs to open-source packages you're interested in. This is a sure-fire way to get feedback from other developers since it's typically in their best interests to accept contributions into their project.

  • Read the #1007476603422527558 and try to answer questions when you can. This is a really good way to be exposed to new information.

  • Paying a dev for mentorship is not affordable. Anyone skilled enough to provide paid mentorship already has a well paying job. In other words the price range will simply be too high / not be worth time commitment for developer. On the flip side of that, anyone offering paid mentorship is probably not truly skilled enough to be offering it....

  • Clean code: Just build, refactor and refine. Eventually you'll start producing better code. A huge part of leveling up as a programmer is time spent programming, there's no shortcuts here. It's the number of hours you put in - which will be in the thousands over years and years....the leveling up process is slow but if you're consistent it's worth it

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Paying a dev for mentorship is not affordable. Anyone skilled enough to provide paid mentorship already has a well paying job. In other words the price range will simply be too high / not be worth time commitment for developer. On the flip side of that, anyone offering paid mentorship is probably not truly skilled enough to be offering it....
This is incredible feedback that I never thought about! Thank you, I think I need to get away from that being an option then. Thank you ❤️

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Try to send PRs to open-source packages you're interested in. This is a sure-fire way to get feedback from other developers since it's typically in their best interests to accept contributions into their project.
I've contributed to a React Native package, but it was mostly just adding compatibility for Expo so I don't know if that counts since I didn't mess with the logic of the actual package

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It counts.

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All time spent coding counts.