Software Dev Tips - Jr, Sr, or Mid Level Dev? #shorts

One of the most common question newer developers have is what it takes to be considered Junior, Senior or mid-level. In my opinion, this is a tough question. If you asked 10 different developers this questions you'd probably get 10 different answers.

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Book and learning recommendations that help out the channel if you decide to purchase (Affiliate Links):

Paul Hudson's Hacking With Swift:
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Donny Wals - Combine:
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Mark Moeyken’s SwiftUI Books:
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Objc.io Books (Thinking in SwiftUI & Advanced Swift):
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Ray Wenderlich Books:
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Links to my iOS Dev Setup & iOS Dev Book Recommendations
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