This is the first job after graduation. Yesterday, when I filled in the application form for full-time employment, I couldn’t help but sigh how time flies when I recalled the excitement when I just joined the company.
The growth in this half year is still obvious.
First, it moved from VUE to React, broadening the technology stack.
For the first time, webpack was used for real management and optimization of the project, I got in touch with I18N, preview, front-end monitoring and other things, and finally got to know what a real front-end project was like.
The most important thing is that at work, when solving practical problems, I finally understand what problems technology solves and why it is so used. I’m always happy when I understand a technical point that I didn’t understand before.
In addition, in communication, when discussing technical problems, I can straighten out my ideas and explain them to others so that others can understand my own meaning.
In terms of mentality, I am much better than before (thicker skin). I no longer have too much self-doubt. I think that since sometimes mistakes are inevitable, I should accept them.
But the shortage of this half year is also obvious.
First of all, the job was a short burst (binge-watching videos and gluten), so I don’t know how to learn after work. I always want to do something awesome, but it’s not good to be ambitious.
Secondly, although it is reasonable not to be afraid of making mistakes, faith does make mistakes in my work (criticized by my boss), and I don’t know whether I really make convincing work, so I have to be cautious.
Although progress has been made in the past six months, it is too slow and I am a little lax. In half a year, I didn’t develop the habit of daily leetcode and regular output of articles, which is quite frustrating.
That’s all. Let’s make a plan
First of all, I will focus on react source code, Webpack and Leetcode for the next three months.
React source code is the main arrangement, webpack to see the parts needed in the work, leetcode two lines per day.
Leetcode Nuggets clock in daily.
One blog post a week.
Watch less TV and more tech videos. Come on!