📘 Blog Post – Developer Vocabulary Workbook

Developer Vocabulary Workbook - Learning Sutras
📘 Developer Vocabulary Workbook – Learning Sutras

1. Daily Vocabulary Routine

Spend just 15–20 minutes daily. Small, consistent practice builds strong vocabulary.

✅ Learn 3 new technical words from documentation
✅ Write one sentence with each word
✅ Use at least 1 word in your code comment or note
✅ Revise yesterday’s 3 words

2. Weekly Vocabulary Goals

Each week, focus on one category of words.

- Week 1: Basics (variable, function, array, loop, debug)
- Week 2: Error Handling (bug, exception, crash, stack trace)
- Week 3: Performance (latency, throughput, bottleneck, optimize)
- Week 4: Project Terms (sprint, backlog, milestone, deliverable)

3. Practice Exercises

Apply vocabulary in real situations.

1. Write a commit message using refactor.
2. Explain “latency” in simple words to a non-technical friend.
3. Document one bug you fixed this week using the word exception.

4. Self-Test (End of Week)

Check how much you retained.

❓ What’s the difference between a bug and an exception?
❓ Explain scalability in one line.
❓ Replace: “The app is slow” with a sentence using latency.

5. Monthly Challenge

Push your vocabulary growth further.

- Pick 20 new words
- Create a blog post, README, or video explaining them in context
- Share it with peers for feedback

📝 Sample Word Bank

Here’s a starter pack of words you can practice with:

Beginner: variable, function, bug, loop, array
Intermediate: algorithm, framework, module, API, refactor
Advanced: scalability, concurrency, encapsulation, latency, throughput
Soft Skills: milestone, sprint, feedback, prioritize, roadmap
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