As a developer, if you wanted to impress me, you should _____________. Fill in the blank.

@github Deadlift 3 times your bodyweight

@github Teach me how CSS works 😅

@github Ship. Fast.

@github Teach me functional programming without mentioning “monads” 🤓

@github be CSS to my HTML

@github Keep your code updated.

@github write meaningful tests

@github PR something useful.

@github … not use Copilot.

@github Ask for a book recommendation and after reading, follow up on what you learned or disliked. Hugely impressive skill.

@github Code a fully functional form for on a web page, database (storing data as csv counts), and do it all with only a plain text editor, and the only using CLI deploy it. In less than 30 minute.

@github As a developer you don't need to impress anyone, the greatest satisfaction is that the code you write is useful to other people.

@github solve a merge conflict without using a gui

@github stop using the attention grabbing "As a developer..." phrase.

@github Push to master without testing 👌😌

@github Code without Copilot 😅

@github As a developer, if you want to impress me, you should fix my errors.👀❤️

@github Write a useful documentation?

@github committed!

@github Use LabVIEW !

@github Create a fully autonomous drone swarm that can perform synchronized aerial acrobatics and light shows.

@github Show you how bad my code is.

@github A mobile app I worked that won an award.

@github Code and deploy a new functioning microservice from scratch

@github center a div

@github ...write bugs that fix themselves 🐛🛠

@github Stop pushing node_modules

@github git push --force origin master

@github Stop drinking coffee every 5 minutes

@github train your commercial generative AI offering on data sets that aren't against the license agreements and pay your data set labelers appropriately

@github Use Github

@github Merge

@github show your repo with more than a thousand likes and forks.

@github Use vim.

@github Understand what processes really need to be put into code