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## 11 Work in ``different kinds of projects`` with ``different technologies`` and ``architectures``. Staying in the same architecture for a long time do not help us to improve our coding skills.
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# The ``gap`` between a ``junior dev`` and a ``mid-level dev``
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After coding for some time in a company or in any association, we start to learn new ways (``better ways``) to do what we intend to do. This is exactly the gap between a junior dev and a mid-level dev. Is is the technologies that a mid-level dev knows that a junior dev does not.
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After coding for some time in a company or in any association, we start to learn new ways (``better ways``) to do what we intend to do. This is exactly the gap between a junior dev and a mid-level dev. It is the technologies that a mid-level dev knows that a junior dev does not.
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When you start to feel pretty confident with the technologies used in industry and you start to really see results, you can call yourself a mid-level dev.
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