Hi SDRuby,
Like the subject of the post says I am looking for someone to mentor. I’m interested in how junior developers can grow and learn to be an intermediate developers (or whatever you want to call in between junior and senior dev). I consider myself to be an intermediate dev. I know that when I was a junior and had learned the fundamentals I found it a bit hard to know what to do to get to the next level. So I want to help others with this phase. *What I’m looking for in a mentee*: - Solid foundation in programming, perhaps completed a bootcamp or worked for 6 months to a year in ruby or web. Optimally, you can already explain data types, loops, conditionals, and have a basic grasp of OOP. - Interested in becoming a better developer and cares about trying to write better code. *What I’m offering*: I’ll work with you in person or over screenshare/hangout on any development or coding topic you want, here’s a couple I thought of: - better testing - object oriented design - code review - pair programming on topic of your choosing - career stuff (to the extent that I can be helpful. If I can’t answer a question, I’ll try to find a senior dev to answer it.) - refactoring - project planning - writing better Rails code - public speaking/giving tech talks *About me*: - Been working as a developer full time in Ruby, PHP, and javascript for 2 years. - For the three years prior to that I was doing functional MRI research which was entailed heavy coding in a combo of python, MATLAB, and shell scripting. - Additionally, I’m interested in netsec and capture the flags so I’ve done some playing around in assembly and C - Currently I’m teaching myself functional programming and learning Elixir, if you are interested in FP or elixir I’d be happy to learn with you. - Links: resume <http://mikecordell.com/> and github <http://github.com/mcordell> If this idea appeals to you, please drop me a line [email protected]. Cheers, Michael -- -- SD Ruby mailing list [email protected] http://groups.google.com/group/sdruby --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "SD Ruby" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
