Hello! I am a frontend engineer with nearly 2 years of experience. I recently took the technical assessment, and the results revealed significant gaps in my knowledge of software architecture, software lifecycle, and algorithms. I am now contemplating how to organize myself to reach a consistently senior level. I would greatly appreciate any help or insight in understanding which areas I should prioritize for improvement and any resources you may recommend for these areas. Wishing you a fantastic start to the week!

Hello! ✨🎉 Welcome to The Senior Dev Academy! 🎉✨ The goal of this group is to help you fast-track from Junior to Senior with quality learning resources, feedback, accountability, and mentorship. 🚀 Step 1: Introduce yourself here! 👇 🌟 Guidelines: 1️⃣ Your Name 2️⃣ Where You're From 🌍 3️⃣ Your Tech Stack 💻 4️⃣ Your Goal in This Community 🌱 (✄ Copy/Paste template here 👇) Title: Hey there! ✌️ 👋 Hi, my name is Dragos. I am a Front-end Developer based in Berlin Germany 🇩🇪. I work mostly with JavaScript, TypeScript, React, and Node.js. But I got my hands dirty with all kinds of stuff, from PHP to Ruby on Rails. I am here to get more technically deep as a developer and connect with other like-minded people. Hit me up if you want to chat or need anything :) 😊 Step 2: Discover how to unlock the course materials for free. Best practices in this Community: 💡 Level up by posting insights and helpful comments 👍 Help others level up by liking good posts and comments 👋 Be kind 💪 If you need help, just ask the community Have fun! To your success 🏆 Dragos

Hello everyone Just wanted to share, I am pretty much 99 % sure that I failed one of the easiest tech interview. I still feel stupid, frozen and stumble during live sessions even if I have to touch my tech assignment code and do some modifications that are asked by company guys. Some kind of fog in my brain and looks like I am a random guy that never dealt with tech world before. I really feel ashamed that after 5 years of experience nothing has changed when it comes to such moments. Have anyone experienced that?

I'm kind of happy with the results 66,86% since I haven't studied anything outside full-stack in-depth. Code Quality is little disappointing, I do write tests, but don't know much of the terminology, because I'm more practical person. Algorithms - I think I don't deserve 60% here since here I now mostly only the theory. It seems like that for the next level I will need to study a lot of theoretical stuff and practice algorithms. If you know some fun way how to study algos, please share, I always get stuck when I cannot come up with solution on time few times in a row and then I give up for some time.

Hey, I was coming to the monthly call but now I can't make it. My biggest question from my current job search is how to handle the "what is your current salary" question? It came up again today and I don't know what the impact of it might be in terms of putting a limit on the salary they would offer me? Should I be honest? Is the question even legal? Can it be checked? Anyone got any advice on this?