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The Next Step in Your Career — Quick and Dirty

This article reflects on my journey in front-end development, covering everything from my initial technology choices to my career progression. It discusses the challenges faced by front-end engineers and their future positioning in the industry. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of continuously learning knowledge from other fields and creating an ecosystem to overcome professional bottlenecks. Finally, it contemplates career goals and the meaning of life, prompting a reevaluation of my position in the workplace and future development direction.

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The Worst Programmer's Reflection

After reading the insights from *The Worst Kind of Programmer*, this article highlights the dangers of over-engineering in software projects, which can hinder a team's long-term productivity. The author argues that good engineering prioritizes simplicity and scalability over the premature adoption of trendy technologies. Emphasizing the importance of maintainable and modifiable code, the article also underscores the significance of effective communication in technical decision-making. Drawing on Bezos's principle of "disagree and commit," it encourages teams to make decisions even in the face of differing opinions, while avoiding compromises that lead to inefficient solutions.

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Learning—Learning from Gaming Management

This article was originally written in Japanese, but there are many places I resonate with work and even learning, so I decided to make simple quotes and my own tips here. The author is 36 years old, originally an engineer, he also took the position of management, because of the older age, but also gradually lost enthusiasm for technology, and then just the boss said, “You come when to see it,” the salary also rose, so the homeopathic management position. The author is funny to say, “But there are some questions, I hate people the most. If I can, I like to be alone.” Anyway, there is no need to manage performance, but also have a salary to take, just do it.

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Software Engineering Devastation

At the beginning, the author mentioned that, such as cars, aircraft, architecture, these areas have developed to the present, there are certain patterns in the aircraft wings, shape design, function, etc., are almost similar, and the results of development are also evident. I'm also thinking recently, why are these areas okay, but in software development, things seem to be getting worse? Every time you run npm install on a Macbook pro or iMac, you hear the fan spinning at full speed. Web development seems to be built on an unstable sand tower, and there are many front-end frameworks and state management tools.

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