Not so much advice, but do realise you are in double jeopardy. Firstly you are new to being a developer, and all of the miscellaneous information you need to k

Not so much advice, but do realise you are in double jeopardy. Firstly you are new to being a developer, and all of the miscellaneous information you need to know to do that job well which you will learn much of in your first year. Secondly you are new to that company and that team, and knowledge of how THEY do things and who to ask. The second problem applies for experience developers like myself who have been doing it over 10 years. When an experienced dev changes jobs it is hard. Especially as most companies treat experienced devs like contractors and expect them to hit the ground running. If you persevere I believe it will become a lot easier after the first 12 months in both aspects. Just keep grinding and it will be very rewarding.