Quote 💬
“If you want to stand out, don’t be different; be outstanding”
Meredith West
Origin Story 🦸
Buried under a seemingly insurmountable pile of work, a lonely developer toils away, pencil-pushing and longing for meaning. The developer glances out the window and lets out a sigh. Fed up with the monotony of the daily grind, the developer takes a deep breath and lets out an enormous roar!
AHHHHH! (📷 Giphy)
Today the world moves faster than ever, yet, people report that many tech jobs don’t require any real effort, provide a sense of fulfillment, or give them anything productive to do. To be honest, getting paid to do nothing sounds mind-numbingly boring.
At the other end of the spectrum, there are hero developers, wearing numerous hats, juggling too many responsibilities, and struggling with burnout. How else is a bootstrapped startup supposed to compete in a David vs. Goliath match against modern-day titans of industry?
Working Dev’s Hero has entered the chat.
Keeping up with the accelerating pace of innovation requires superpowers. Developers need a collection of the best tips, tricks, habits, and strategic insights, they can use to stay ahead of the game. Working Dev’s Hero is a publication for developers and entrepreneurs who want to be highly effective, do more with less, and cultivate meaning in their work.
What To Expect 📈
With Working Dev’s Hero, you’ll learn how to use cutting-edge tech to improve workflows and deliver better software faster. The WDH newsletter will discuss a wide range of topics including using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Large Language Models (LLMs) as part of your workflow, building enterprise systems with tools like Docker and Kubernetes, writing clean and maintainable code, and setting up your life so that the time you spend developing is more fun and productive.
My name is Bobby Galli. I’m super grateful to have worked for companies where I could be highly effective, learn to do more work with less, and build enterprise systems from tip to toe. I created Working Dev’s Hero to share what I’ve learned over the past 10 years of software development and connect with like-minded individuals who love building software.
If you’re a full-stack guru, startup do-it-all wizard, or someone who wants to be happier and work more effectively, subscribe to the Working Dev’s Hero newsletter and begin the hero’s journey.
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