[OFF-TOPIC] practical info for new web devs

Question

I just got into the industry and discovered I still needed to learn more to reach a competent/adequate level. Here are some of the things that were expected of me, and things I have acquired or used in the last couple of months:

- powershell
- more complex git actions: merge, stash, fetch pull and rebase
- sourcetree
- fiddler
- selenium
- XPath and css selectors
- unit testing
- chrome, firefox and IE webdrivers
- setting up visual studio plugins
- lambda expressions
- extension methods
- debug to understand flow
- ssh keys
- setting up databases
- config files
- experience using a cms
- react-native
- expo
- android studio
- xcode
- webpack
- .Net
- macros
- graphQL
- Apollo
- node packages
- NuGet packages
- ant
- gwt

Answer 1

But more important than all of that is getting good at finding the right answers to problems on google and improving problem solving abilities. Think first, write code later!

Answer 2

-Usage of Linters
-State Management using redux and similar libraries

Answer 3

After working in the industry for a year i thought id update the list

.Net is good to have as well as a CMS certification under your belt.

My company uses sitecore, umbraco, kentico and wordpress mainly. Having one of those makes you a lot more employable.

Working with databases is also important, if you have experience with databases, coding languages and CMS, you can start thinking about projects as a whole.