What are the common software mistakes that junior developers make, and what to avoid as a junior developer? Advice for software engineering students and people starting out in their career from an expert.

In this episode, Dave Farley describes 8 common mistakes that junior developers often make and offers his advice on how to avoid them. Whatever your approach to software engineering and software development, whether you are practising Continuous Delivery, DevOps or something else, we think that you may find some helpful ideas in this video.


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