Writing When I Have No More Words Left To Write

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Writing When I Have No More Words Left To Write

After two and a half years of blogging what more is there left to say. I love the frontend. I miss JavaScript. I have missed JavaScript so so much. 

Once upon a time I thought I loved software engineering. Now I realise that I really love Frontend engineering. I love software engineering too. Don’t get me wrong. I love coding. I love git and GitHub. I love CLI commands. I love tickets and documentation. I love code review and comments. I love pairing and I love learning and growing from other software engineers. I have loved the process of working on the backend too. 

What else am I supposed to say. I am going to the Isle of Wight soon. I have no plans. Only 50£ set aside and a train ticket. What am I going to do? I don’t know. Will I have to queue long for the ferry? I don’t know. I will get a bus pass 

Will I make it to any of my favourite places, my favourite churches, my favourite monasteries? My favourite town, my favourite cliff? My favourite dinosaur museum? Will I find nice places to eat and that are VE/gluten free too? I don’t know 

Will I be alright on the two hour train journey each way plus the ferry plus the buses? Should be fine. I’m looking forward to having a nice lunch and a nice coffee somewhere as well

Thank you
A roof terrace with fairy lights

How do I know that I love Frontend engineering? I love JavaScript. I love making things look good. I obsess over padding and margins and etc. Going forwards 

I would like to make sure I learn consistently

Even if it takes longer

Thank you 

Thank you

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