Urban Designer to Software Engineer
Hi everyone! Lyn here~🥰 I'm a software engineer with a background in urban design and environmental studies. I love sharing my ideas and thoughts about all things career-change, health and being a #womanintech! I'm currently based in SoCal☀️ and happily working as a full-stack software engineer at a mental health startup. On my free time, you can catch me hiking/backpacking in the Eastern Sierras⛰️, teaching silly tricks to my rescue pup Yani🐕, discovering new hole-in-the-wall restaurants🍣 with my food-loving husband and patiently working on mastering my latte art☕.
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Really cool to read your thought process starting out, and transition to the new field from an existing career track. It's great to see your decision making process here. Good luck with your journey, looking forward to the 6 month update!
Really enjoyed reading this article, Lyn! Very impressive how much you've organised your journey so far! Good luck with bootcamp and I look forward to reading your next blog 🥳
Lyn I love this article! It’s great to learn more about the path you’ve taken and you bring so much positivity to the community! Hope boot camp goes well 😀
This is a very good write-up. And both freecodecamp and The Odin Project are great resources for learning web development.
I though about that path a couple years ago, but they seemed intimidating. They have hundreds if not thousands of hours of training.
It is a good thing for long-term in-depth learning, but I needed something that I can handle in a couple months.
Great write-up Lyn Kim! Reminds me a lot of my first few months of learning and there are lots of great tips in there for others starting the journey. Best of luck with your bootcamp 🙌
This is a great write up for all the people who are starting their programming journey! Your journey is amazing and well organized. Really admire your dedication and hard work , Lyn! Good luck! 😊
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