I found someone have similar problem in my old stack oveflow question

So I answered my own question.

Why my stack overflow question never answered

Our app navigation graph looks like this

My first job seems nice enough to stay.

Teammates are nice, work schedule is flexible, and free meals.

I think I am super lucky.

Kinda kidnapped to app development from frontend, and culture shock-ed how strong Android studio's view editor is.

One click to responsive 1:1 square for all devices? Seriously? Am I in frontend heaven?

I got my first job, first work is monday

I still worrying about this job might be one of the many small shitty company horror story.
I don't know shit about working, so I decided to find out myself. Wish me luck.

My knowledge about Javascript

Why the fuck this company's number of employees keep decreases?
It seems like big red flag I know

I passed coding test, got interview scheduling mail right now

My confidence skyrocketed

Dear companies.

Please don't read resume on holidays.
It make me doubt work environment.

Me, programmer(not employed yet): you know what is crazy about coding test? I can easily do manually what test said, but teaching it to computer is surprisingly hard.

My brother, teacher(not graduated yet): I can easily solve middle school problems too, but teaching to kids is hard part. It seems like we do similar thing.

I mistyped graduate year in my resume.......

I had my first interview

My answer was 90% "I'll learn it"

I wasn't even know what should I learn and now I know, so I get something through interview I guess

I found someone to make some project with!

I thought finding side project partner is harder then being fullstack myself. Stupid me.

That feel when you coding diagonally

Me right now: finally understood arrow function and writing everything in arrow with joy

My dad was a young guy, and I like animation like young kid...

I found my dad's hentai porn on his computer. Sorry dad.

Please save me from immortal 1 notice

Is it bad habit to code on bed?

Programmers are everywhere. I found professional Programmers in unrelated hobby groups twice.

Even my boyfriend had JAVA coding experience to build some private server following online tutorials.

My graduation project partner was strange person

Favorite IDE is VIM

Forget how to use git

But somehow she could code most of the app

I asked what does she do when mistake happens, she answered "delete and write again"

I suggest github but she is "to embarrassed to show her code on internet"

She send .zip file of her code to me

Go to univ library to copy some code because she don't believe random code on internet

Of course verson of code on book in library is too old, but she prefer fix herself

But she is overall good person, so I can graduate next month

please hire me, you don't expect new emploee know shit ether. at least I'm honest.

I love old school design. 1990's and 2000's website has their charm.

Negative side of this: I want to be frontend dev and I can only design these, so I can't make modern website without proper designer

I feel like I am not CS major.

I doble major'ed on 3rd year, so don't have deep knowledge like other 'real' CS majors.

this seems like good website