I wonder if anyone here tried to 1.) Measure his/her current skill as a dev 2.) Found a way to continuously track their progress

Should I be measuring this or are there other things I should focus on (of course, aside from actually trying to improve your skill)?

Hey guys! First of all thanks for putting together this group. I have a quick question for you if you have 30 seconds to respond! Hope you don't mind. Much appreciated for a new entrepreneur out to help people.

--> I'm curious to know what pain points exist for dev professionals in regards to their energy and health. for example: time, motivation, knowledge, discipline, focus, grocery shopping, etc? anything and everything is interesting to know that could be a potential barrier.

I'm a health professional and work 1:1 with tech professionals, and endeavoring to learn as much has I can for improved value in my practice. Thank you!

Coming from little to none programming background and as a civil Engineer and I am targetting such careers of "Civil software developer":

About the Job Main Duties:

1)Develops software: specifically writes code for new and existing software products, participates in code reviews, software design and development process.

2)Develops Computational Engineering: simulation, visualization, modeling, analysis, design and optimization problems Engineering Project and Production Environment Management

3)Communicates changes and progress Documents and demonstrates solutions by developing documentation, flowcharts, layouts, diagrams, charts, code comments and clear code.

4)Responsible for analysis of current programs including performance, diagnosis and troubleshooting of problem programs, and designing solutions to problematic programming.

5)Follows the established development methodologies

6)Knowledge of C#, GDI plus and OpenGL, GIS, Revit.

Where should I start if I want to approach this market as I have my construction's degree only? Thanks in advance.