I work at a small startup with 4 other engineers and we all have a similar level of engineering experience. I read a lot to learn, but I often find myself having questions that don't only have one answer. I would love to ask a more experienced engineer but given our team size there are few.What's the best way to meet experienced engineers with whom I could start developing a mentor/mentee...
Lately I've been doing most of the code reviews on my team since I have the most experience with this part of the stack.I can't help but to feel bad when code comes back 2+ times, sometimes for logic, but mostly for stylistic deficiencies.How do I get myself to not feel bad, for what I imagine must be a frustrating process for the devs on my team?
If you have to pick only one go with the MIT OCW, and snag a copy of CLRS. I got mine from my local lib. and it gave me more than enough time to work through the problem sets from the mooc.
Docs may be 20, 30, 40 pages long, and out of those only 10 of those may be applicable, but you really can't know until you read them all. Read the manual.