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@@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ This is why that Tweet stuck out so much in my mind. Would I have learned code a
Sure, theoretically a new developer could jump into any number of open source projects and gain experience that way. But **how many of those projects are able to provide 1:1 mentorship** and code review on every PR? As it stands open-source maintainers are regularly overworked and unpaid for their efforts.
Moreover: how does a new developer's confidence play into that? I started with Angular as my first web framework, didn't have a formal education, and saw Google as an infallible agent of raw engineering in my first year. **Terms like "Dependency injection" and "Ahead-of-time compiler" scared me into feeling as if it were "unsafe" to read through any of the project's source code until I had found out that [I was rewriting it's source code without knowing it](https://unicorn-utterances.com/posts/angular-templates-start-to-source/#directive-same-name-input)**.
Moreover: how does a new developer's confidence play into that? I started with Angular as my first web framework, didn't have a formal education, and saw Google as an infallible agent of raw engineering in my first year. **Terms like "Dependency injection" and "Ahead-of-time compiler" scared me into feeling as if it were "unsafe" to read through any of the project's source code until I had found out that [I was rewriting it's source code without knowing it](/posts/angular-templates-start-to-source/#directive-same-name-input)**.
Even today, a developer of 7 years professionally - having written compilers and apps with millions of users - I am still oftentimes intimidated to read through large project's codebase. **I regularly have to psyche myself out and reassure myself that it's okay to explore before diving into big source projects.**