The document outlines 10 things that have made the author the developer they are today, including learning constantly and new languages, embracing testing and automation, knowing when to move jobs to reach potential, and documenting work to save future debugging time. It emphasizes the importance of standards, code reviews, business analysis skills, and having goals and purpose to improve. The author concludes by thanking the reader and offering to answer questions.

1. 10 Things
That Make Me The Developer I Am Today
bit.ly/ddd10THINGS

2. Garry Shutler
@gshutler
Code Samurai

3. Let’s Talk About Me
I’m Really Interesting

4. First Job
ARGH!

5. Standards Matter
What They Are DoeSN’t

6. Code Reviews
Be A Code Nazi

7. Business Analysis
Learn to Listen

8. Learn Constantly
No-one Else Cares

9. Learn New Languages
DifferenT Ones

10. TestING
Faster Feedback, Less Debugging

11. Automation
Build, Test, And Deploy

12. Know When To Move
Reach Your Potential

13. Know What You Want
AND Look For It

14. Second Job
ARGH!

15. Leverage Experience
It’s Only Obvious Once You Know

16. Prove Yourself
To Yourself

17. Be Assertive
Be Humble

18. Document Everything
Invest The Time

19. Preconditions
Trust No-one

20. Logging
Stop Debugging

21. Third Job
ARGH!

22. Leverage Experience
But Experiment

23. Stages Of Learning
Embrace Them

24. Goals
A Higher Purpose

25. Have A Purpose
Pursue it relentlessly

26. Thank you
Any Questions?

27. Garry Shutler
@gshutler
Code Samurai
bit.ly/ddd10THINGS