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Thank you, I appreciate you taking the time to help. This is relieving to know.

• celticninja 7y ago
  Where I work we use git/GitHub, the readme docs should enable a new developer to set up easily. If your new employer doesn't have something like this, a great first thing to do is document the set up process, useful for your learning and for the next contractor after you. You can feel like you are adding value straight away. If it already exists the a) your set up is easier and b) you can alter it if necessary i.e you find an unmentioned issue and fix it.
• celticninja 7y ago
  Also good luck and remember you passed an interview to get the job, so not only did you convince the interviewers that you could do the job, you also beat out other candidates to get the job. Imposter syndrome is a pain in the ass but as long as you are aware of it it keeps you from thinking you know more than others and it keeps you ready to learn