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Being Competent With Coding Is More Fun

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ThePrimeagen discusses why investing time to become truly competent at programming makes software engineering much more enjoyable.

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What people say. Recommended as an inspiring rant on why developers should intentionally work on their weak areas to find more joy in coding.

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> Like the guy, but he creates a shit ton of CS Grads that have a strong opinion on things without walking the walk. And on the other end of the spectrum (I say this while agreeing 100% with your whole post), Primagen’s rant about “being competent is fun” really made me want to intentionally work on a few areas of programming that I’ve been weak in and ignoring for a while (main takeaway in the video starts at 6:33)