How to become a very good Developer?

How to become a very good Developer?

1) Have a plan: You need to lay out the roadmap of things you'd like to learn.

2) Build stuff: Don’t just read, build simple apps by applying whatever you have learned.

3) Find a community of support as StackOverflow.

4) Summarize and document what you learn, it’s very useful to review in the future.

5) Make a habit to read books, blogs and practice every day.

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