For someone that learned the step-by-step process on how to deploy with AWS but not the ins and outs of networking and cloud services, this article has been useful in expanding my understanding! Thank you for sharing it. The terminology I came across in AWS now makes more sense to me.

I am interested in learning a bit about cybersecurity and found some courses on Udemy I plan on completing this year. As you mentioned, it will make developers better!

Thank you for sharing what you have learned and how it all ties together from software development, cloud specific development, and cybersecurity. Tests are definitely important and we can do our part as developers to make life easier for those in cybersecurity.

It's going great! This is my last week in Java and then I start JavaScript next week. :)

What a journey so far and this is just the beginning! Whether we learn from a college degree, bootcamp, or are self-taught, there is so much we have to keep teaching ourselves our entire careers. When we never stop learning, we continue to improve and as developers that is always the goal for our applications.

Thank you Jawara, I appreciate the feedback! Reading, learning, and practicing code is different than writing about it as it truly forces me to understand what I am trying to convey and communicate it efficiently and effectively. I hope to keep improving for readers and also myself as I learn to communicate about code with fellow developers, specially in a work environment.

I can't wait to dive in on your AWS journey! AWS and Cloud architecture/SysOps is absolutely daunting to me. I'm excited for you! The curriculum will be challenging but I am sure you will succeed!

I completely agree! I am learning Java in a bootcamp, Coding Dojo. It has been such a challenge after learning Python, an easier language. However, I am enjoying Java! As a learning supplement, I plan on using other resources such as baeldung.com to further learn more about Java.