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So beyond excited to announce I'm going to be MCing
@ReactMiamiConf
along with the legend himself
@ken_wheeler
🌴🌴🥳🥳
Tickets are on sale now
🥳🌴🥳🌴
LETS GO!!!!!!
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Articles on remote work say you save 10 years over time by not commuting
As a woman working remote I just think about all the time I save by not doing my hair, not doing makeup & not deciding on a cute-but-work-appropriate outfit
By my calculations I've saved 210 years so far
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me: i love computers! i love coding! this is my greatest passion
me after 5 hours of coding:
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Me: Wow I work remote now. I’m going to travel the whole world.
Me six months later: Hi I’d like to cancel my co-working membership I’m finding it difficult to leave my house and drive the ten minutes it takes to get here. Also putting on shoes seems like a lot of effort.
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Having supportive loving parents is one of the biggest advantages that no one talks about.
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It’s true that you don’t need a CS degree to become a developer
But I’m starting to think we’ve undersold the importance of having a solid understanding of computer science if you want to be a great developer
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If you're learning JavaScript, you've likely heard people tell you how important it is to learn the fundamentals.
But what are they? And where do you learn them?
Here's a list of JavaScript fundamentals and my favorite free resources for learning them. 👇
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It’s absolutely wild that being good at interviewing for the developer job and being good at the actual job are two completely separate skills.
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it's a weird time to be a programmer
- everyone's saying our jobs will be gone soon
- layoffs have hit so many of us
developers, what are you doing to stay valuable and future-proof your career?
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everything OK babe? you’ve barely touched the newest JS framework
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the guy sitting next to me at the airport found out I work as a developer and his very first question was, “but isn’t coding going to be automated by AI?”
wow, is this the mainstream view?
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this book has made me a better developer, one of my favorites. re-reading this today in the sunshine
what’s everyone up to this weekend?
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Crazy how often I see this:
-Open source devs getting shouted at for not fixing enough issues.
-Devs who make free coding courses/tutorials getting shouted at for not offering enough free mentorship.
Stop telling the devs who contribute the most that they don't do enough.
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people are getting tattoos and I still can't even commit to putting a sticker on my laptop
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How to pass technical interviews using a 4 step problem-solving method 👇
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yeah sex is cool but have you ever written a smart contract
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If you want to write good code, you have to write a lot of really bad code first
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90% of my anxiety went away once I started working out, going outdoors daily, eating healthy and keeping a consistent sleep schedule.
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I was just laid off.
Who is looking for frontend devs? 4+ years of professional experience.
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To be good at coding, you have to close Twitter and open your text editor
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Miami’s message: enjoy your success.
SF’s message: apologize for it.
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Unpopular opinion:
The senior developers who tell juniors “you don’t need to code on the weekends!” might mean well but the thing is, those seniors probably *did* code a lot on the weekends to get to where they are now.
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I asked a dev I met a few years ago at the airport what advice he had for aspiring programmers.
He said, first stop calling yourself ‘aspiring.’ That implies you aren’t something but hopefully will be someday. It undermines your self-esteem.
If you program, you’re a programmer.
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unpopular opinion:
staying home on a Friday night with a good book is about 100x more exciting than going out and getting drunk
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Me 3 years ago: Ok first I’ll master JavaScript and Node, then I’ll learn Python, Ruby and some Java.
Me today: I am still learning JavaScript.
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I understand recursion but I still don’t really understand recursion.
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It’s true that you don’t need a CS degree to become a developer.
But I’m starting to think we’ve undersold the importance of having a solid understanding of computer science if you want to be a great developer.
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I’m sorry but writing javascript after using typescript just sucks
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October really kicked my butt
got laid off, got Covid, went through a breakup
I’m determined to make November a really great month 💪
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getting drunk is overrated
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“Any fool can write code that a computer can understand.
Good programmers write code that humans can understand.”
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If you want to write good code, you have to write a lot of terrible code first.
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I’m sorry but writing javascript after using typescript just sucks
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I know people say "always be interviewing", even when you're happy at your job
but interviewing is so exhausting, it always feels like a second full-time job
how often do people actually interview?
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Meet my new pair programming buddy
What should his name be?
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“You’re so wonderful, I just can’t believe you’re not already taken.” -Me talking to my new domain
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Watching a senior developer get stuck on a bug and then walk through his/her process for fixing it is one of the most helpful things a junior can witness.
You learn their strategy for thinking through problems, and you also realize that everyone gets stuck sometimes.
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The amount of things you're expected to know in web development is overwhelming
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pair programming is still so underrated
i learn so much from seeing how another developer solves a problem or from trying to explain my own solution
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having fun building an app idea I had with next.js, typescript, and chakra UI
how are you enjoying your Saturday?
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Them: developers will become obsolete. AI will write all the code.
Me: So, who will make sure the code is right? Who will debug it?
Them: Someone who is technical and understands code.
Me: So… developers?
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An announcement I'm very excited about!
Are you learning JavaScript in 2020? Or are you a JS dev who wants to level up his/her skills?
Myself & 2 of my friends are starting an online JS book club. I wrote up some details below. I hope you'll join us!👇
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after 6 months of being a team lead at work, I decided to go back to being a regular software developer instead
I am SO excited to write code again every single day
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everyone on tech twitter:
"as a developer, what editor do you use?"
"as a developer, what language do you prefer?"
"as a developer, do u like to learn?"
me:
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when someone messages you on slack with just "hi", nothing else
what is the appropriate response?
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estimating tickets is my least favorite part of being a software developer
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the more i learn, the more i realize there is so much to learn
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the "build Your own HTTP server" challenge on
@codecraftersio
is free this month
trying something fun. who wants to build this project as well and hold each other accountable to finishing it?
challenge can be done in Go, TS, C, etc. details below!
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unpopular opinion:
staying home on a Friday night with a good book is infinitely more exciting than going out to bars and drinking
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why read the docs for a few minutes when you can spend hours just trying things out?
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If you want to be good at coding, you have to code instead of scroll
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when someone schedules a meeting with you on a Friday at 4pm
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2 types of developers: those who read the Stack Overflow question first, and those who skip past it and go straight to the answer
i have literally never met the former
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unpopular opinion: vim doesn't actually make you faster
i just tried it for 2 days and if anything i was slowed WAY down you guys
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I think most Americans don’t read because they were forced to as kids in school.
Most homeschoolers I know were never pressured to read & now they live & breathe books.
When you’re forced to do something it becomes a chore. When you choose to do something it becomes a passion.
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Can’t believe how fast every javascript job became a typescript job 🤯
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Me to my little sis today: “You should learn to code.”
Her: “So I can hunch over my computer and yell at it all day like you? Nahh I’m good.”
Truth 😳😂
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coding yesterday: this is magic, I am a wizard
coding today: I wanna die
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coding on a train, my Saturday
What is everyone up to this weekend?
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estimating tickets is my least favorite part of working as a developer
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Once you know how to code, if you have an idea that you believe should exist in the world, you can open up your text editor and build it.
I’m continually struck by how cool this is.
Coding is a superpower.
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From an early age, we’re taught that we can’t truly learn something unless we get a degree in it. That we can’t learn as effectively without school or college.
This is the most important lesson to unlearn.
You’re capable of teaching yourself so much more than you think.
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