r/softwareengineer

The Basics of Software Engineering and Ways to learn it

I want to learn how to be a Software Engineer and the basics such as: fixing codes, programs and editing websites and webpages. Can anyone tell me what do I need to learn. I already know I need to learn programming languages such as Python and JavaScript, now I need to learn the other important ones like coding, programming and editing websites/webpages and how should be.

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u/Objective_Yak584 — 14 hours ago

The reality of being a staff engineer

When people hear “staff engineer,” they often picture someone who writes more code, faster, on harder problems. A senior engineer with the dial turned up. In practice, the role is less about writing code yourself and more about making sure the right code gets written by the right people at the right time.

It’s also about ensuring that everyone involved actually agrees on what “right” means! Sometimes that’s system design. Sometimes that’s running an incident. Often, it’s herding cats.

u/OfficialLeadDev — 4 hours ago

Hired as an AI/ML Engineer, but I’m actually building the company’s software department from scratch, need a realistic AI/ML win

u/KoxHellsing — 6 days ago