Non-tech background? No worries.

A lot of people come into technology from non-techy backgrounds, and I am one of them. Along the way, I faced challenges I was not prepared for and I would like to share all the helpful tips I’ve discovered so far.

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1. Non-tech background? No worries!
2. Hannah Olukoye Mobile Developer @hannah_omu
3. Write code that speaks for itself.
4. My Career Journey Pension Admin Alexander Forbes 20XX Web Developer E-mentoring 20XX Deployments Engineer Mobile Decisioning 20XX Android Developer Optimetriks 20XX Mobile Developer 20XX
5. Why Transition?
6. > Learning on the job. > Continuous reading. > Joining an amazing community of developers. > Going through intense technical tests. BEING A TECHIE MEANS….
7. Good to know Basic data structure and programming algorithms: > Sorting > Searching > String Manipulation
8. Good to have 8 Some experience in: > Using version control tools > Using an IDE > Using GUI tools.
9. Good to implement 9 Android Development Best Practices: > Using Libraries > Handling Memory Leaks > Setting up Security Measures
10. Being a team player matters, embrace feedback.
11. Credits • https://medium.com/better-programming/30-short-things-i-wish-i-knew -all-this-when-i-started-programming-b17667e3df0c • https://tech.offgrid-electric.com/better-than-the-whiteboard-d2936a59c 51d • https://medium.com/free-code-camp/all-you-need-to-know-about-big-o -notation-to-crack-your-next-coding-interview-9d575e7eec4 • https://blog.usejournal.com/what-makes-a-good-developer-80330712 e22
12. Thanks for listening! @hannah_omu hello@hannaholukoye.com