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To start your day well, create a personalized morning routine that incorporates mindfulness, hydration, and movement. By setting a positive and organized tone early on, you can boost productivity, reduce stress, and improve your overall mood for the rest of the day.

Proof that networking doesn't have to be a drag: I spent my weekend at "Code and Coffee" meeting awesome people and actually having fun. Seriously, get out there and socialize!

Focus on practical experience by building projects and writing code instead of just reading or watching tutorials. Embrace a mindset of continuous learning, be patient with yourself, and learn to break down complex problems into smaller, manageable parts.

"The First Law of Programming: 'If It Works, Don't Touch It'".

"The only way to do great work is to love what you do" —Steve Jobs.

The most valuable programmers will be those who adapt by learning to effectively use AI tools, transforming them into a force multiplier to enhance productivity and focus on more meaningful aspects of software development.

Programmers are essential for understanding user needs, designing innovative solutions, ensuring ethical considerations are met, and overseeing AI-generated code, which still requires human validation.

AI will not replace programmers but will reshape the field, shifting the focus from routine coding to higher-level tasks like strategic thinking, creativity, and complex problem-solving.

That feeling when you finally fix a bug that's been haunting you all day. Pure, unadulterated programmer bliss. 😌✨ It’s a mix of frustration, determination, and that sweet, sweet moment of victory. This is what we live for.

Quality is a product of a conflict between programmers and testers. ― Yegor Bugayenk