Been thinking about this a lot and I'd love your thoughts. Recently a friend was starting in dev. They asked me for some advice. I just said "be humble and hungry". I've built my career on that phrase. Be willing to listen and willing to put in the work.

What is your best advice for the young devs out there?

Don't stop learning!

1. You are not your code
2. You and your colleagues are alone against the world. Don't fight each other
3. Whenever you code something, think twice whether you would want to work with that code later on.
4.Testing, refactoring and documentation are just as important as the actual code.
5. In a year or two you'll be ashamed of the code you write now. If you're not, you probably didn't improve your skills enough.
6. Don't blame others for anything. Lead by example or offer help. In best case everyone in a tram has the same standards and knows the whole module they're responsible for.
7. Always look for the best possible solution but don't lose yourself in perfectionism.

Holy crap, I'm such a smartass..

Code is for humans to read not computers..