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In order to always remain a productive developer, you should pay attention to the essential points, we are talking about in this article. Since many developers don’t get paid hourly, it’s important to stay productive and useful. They should be useful so that they can get good projects and earn a good income. In the following, we’ll […]

This article is about the micro commit approach in Git! When you make many changes to your code, like Alex Hannold, you can pin your code in one place and create multiple savepoints to avoid disaster and easily roll back to previous versions of your code that worked.

For a professional developer, a monitor is not just a peripheral; it’s your primary workspace. You stare at it for eight or more hours a day, making it the single most important piece of hardware for your comfort and productivity. A substandard monitor can lead to eye strain, headaches, and a cluttered workflow. Conversely, the

“How to stay motivated as a remote developer?” is a trending question these days. Working from home may sound like a dream come true, but staying motivated while working remotely is not easy at all. Additionally, since you are not working in a professional environment, it is easy to lose self-discipline and fall behind on deadlines.

Tutorials are a great way to learn new concepts, but depending on them and using them incorrectly can get you stuck in tutorial hell. Although this gives you a sense of security and progress, at some point, you come to the conclusion that you are stuck in a loop.