I copied from the right people at some amazing companies and worked with developers who I truly think might be genius. I live in the epicenter of the tech universe in the San Francisco Bay Area…

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The author shares lessons learned from working with exceptionally smart developers. Key takeaways include the importance of writing unit tests, being thorough in code reviews, and aligning technical decisions with business goals. The post emphasizes learning from others and aiming higher in one's career for better growth.

3 Lessons from the Smartest Developers I’ve Worked With

You won’t recognize what’s bad until you’ve experienced what’s good.

The reviewer from hell… or maybe from heaven

This article was incredibly helpful and provided practical tips that I can apply to my personal development.
Thank You.

As someone who behave slightly as these 3 characters, I have been seen as the bad guy where I work, so much that I had to sit back, and concentrate on doing only my job, no more calling out other employees, no more helping debugging someone else code, on a technology that they are supposed to be good at, and that I barely know myself.
It made me feel like I was trying to show off or belittle my colleagues.

I am just a student right now, so this is a little over my head, but overall I can say, it makes so much sense :) thanks for this great article.

A good writer. The content was well communicated and is very helpful

I dont really agree with the code review section. My whole job would be just reviewing code if I had to fine tooth comb every PR I am asked to review. Of course go through and try to catch anything that could result in an issue/bug.
I dont think there is anything wrong with expecting senior developers to have fully tested their code and trust them. We also have QA and automated testing for these sorts of things.