[Imposter syndrome] Back to the beginning (DevSecOps path)
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The author reflects on their lengthy journey of developing a Python port scanner over nine months. They express frustration with their understanding of Python and the complexities of networking concepts. The article also touches on personal challenges and the desire for guidance in their programming journey.
- ▪The author has been working on a Python port scanner for nine months.
- ▪They faced difficulties in understanding raw sockets and packet assembly.
- ▪The author has been seeking advice and feels uncertain about their development skills.
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