I went from being able to do simple scripting tasks (like being vague as to what it means for a function to ‘return’ something) to self-teaching what I might ca

I went from being able to do simple scripting tasks (like being vague as to what it means for a function to ‘return’ something) to self-teaching what I might call ‘actual coding’ (multiple projects with many thousands of lines of code, used daily by professionals, and managing activities of other developers simultaneously). And I’m still (I think) learning at a surprising rate. I learned how to do a podcast starting in March and I believe my public speaking and interview skills have transformed. (I mean, I think.) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_KV4AjVDLLaeHrPw8b1dYg https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_KV4AjVDLLaeHrPw8b1dYg I haven’t started yet, but surfing is next. I think my list might be a lot longer but I tend to forget what I’ve learned recently as I start to take it for granted.