How to become an Android Developer — only good advice
<p>For the purpose of this article I’ll assume that the reader has no connection to IT business or has no experience with any programming language.</p>
<p>So, you want to change your career path and your life by becoming an Android Developer. I congratulate you! This is a very rewarding occupation with diverse assignments and a non-stop learning process. But where should you start and is that programming thing even for you? I’ll try to answer these questions from my personal experience and stories I overheard during my time in the IT business.</p>
<h1>Is that really your thing?</h1>
<p>First of all — is it for you? The short answer: yes. The long one: “it depends”. Yes, you’ll be getting that a lot from your colleagues. It depends on what kind of person you are. It is always great to work with a nice, easy-going person that doesn’t succumb to stressful situations. But having said that I’ve also worked with people swearing left and right whenever something went wrong and they were all good programmers. Since we’re on the topic of things going wrong — and they will go wrong frequently — one of the most important things is not to be discouraged by failures. This comes especially handy when debugging a problem and also when you’ll be looking for the first job as junior Android Developer. So, patience is not only a virtue but also a necessity in this occupation. You need to have some degree of stress tolerance. On the contrary to common belief, a developer’s work is not always smooth sailing. There will be many features which won’t work and deploys that will fail on production. You need to deliver a working solution while error reports will pile up all around you.</p>
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