Are you a real developer?
Read OriginalThis article tackles the common feeling of imposter syndrome among developers. It argues that being a 'real developer' is defined by the ability to code, ship work, and maintain a learning attitude, not by knowing everything. It encourages readers to focus on improving their skills in areas like CSS, JavaScript, HTML, and UX rather than being discouraged by external criticism.
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