The Cognitive Load Theory in Software Development
The cognitive load theory, based on many scientific experiments, can help us understand how we can learn more effectively new technologies as well as our ever changing codebases.
Tired To Fall Behind the Trend?
It’s better to master what doesn’t change.
The world and your career are unpredictable, so you are better off learning subjects of permanent value.
Focus on the fundamentals of software development, to learn easily anything built upon them.
Improve your soft skills, to work more effectively with your teammates.
Apply useful learning techniques to reach your goals more easily.
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