The thing is that the learning curve for any tech has never been easier. You can ask a question and AI will help/tell you which command can answer that question. You can write that down. You can poke around the system.
You can ask how your current automation code handles XYZ situation to get a better understanding, then ask if a code patch (you're working on) would help with ABC (i.e. get it reviewed), and so on.
It has never been easier to be a junior dev.
The point about needing manual "practice" is on point, yes, you need hands-on time.
You can ask how your current automation code handles XYZ situation to get a better understanding, then ask if a code patch (you're working on) would help with ABC (i.e. get it reviewed), and so on.
It has never been easier to be a junior dev.
The point about needing manual "practice" is on point, yes, you need hands-on time.