Hello techies 👋 Landing freelance jobs 👷 When I started, it was hard to pair myself with clients. After dabbling in freelance for about one year now, I'm happy to share tips on landing clients. Do this and thank yourself later 🙂 A thread 🧵 15/...

@pavl_ro Eloquent JavaScript It does a good job to explain things to someone with a little experience in JS. I find it a bit difficult to comprehend for beginners though!

@KayDoesCodes Link your GitHub, I'd love to see the complete solution and how you manager the DOM on underlying data changes. A simple app like this could have thousands of JS lines 💪

How it gets exciting 🧑‍💻 Nothing makes the tech journey more fulfilling than seeing recruiters slide in to your DM on LinkedIn or via email ✉️ Even if you don't land the role, it gives you the confidence to keep going. 💪 Keep working. Your efforts are recognizable 👁️‍🗨️ Win.🎖️

Hey bud! Let's chat about the future 🧑‍💻 From my experience, I wouldn't recommend doing a course in a university 👀 But, here's my recommendation, any of these fields: - Web development - Cybersecurity - Blockchain technology - API/SDK documentation Start @TheOdinProject

Chats with a forex trader 📉 Today, I hopped on a lengthy call with an old friend who earns their living through forex trading! 📈 Chats entailed: learning markets, thought processes in trades and building trading tools using PineScript 🧑‍💻 Community..👇

How to move faster 🚤 - Care - Make decisions based on goals - Focus - Batch - Make small changes - Shorten feedback loops - Write stuff down - Reduce frequent mistakes - Reflect And many more things to look out, try out, and iterate on the overall progress. Good luck in it! 🤞

Thinking about improvement 🧑‍💻 Programming isn't just about thinking, it's plus tactical activities like editing code, the faster you are the more the time for thinking! Editing code isn't just typing, hitting keystrokes (commands they invoke), in many options to get same edit🫡

Top 5 Coding languages to learn in 2025 5) Kotlin and Swift (Mobile development) 4) Go (Golang) 3) Java 2) Python 1) TypeScript/JavaScript Happy coding if you're just starting out folks. An interesting journey lies ahead...🧑‍💻

@StanleyMasinde_ Holla when around! It's a walking distance from home...🤙

Happy developer weekend 🧑‍💻 I didn't get much done this week, but I'm proud to let you know that my Full-stack developer path is going well. Currently, doing Advanced HTML and CSS! This weekend, I'm resting while I realign my goals and set myself up for a productive week! Enjoy!

Topics across my role models 👨‍🏫 For a while now, I've been consistently following a few techies as I walk my path Some are founders, writers, developers in startups and big tech A topic I found cutting across all these folks who compass me is blockchain tech⛓️ I'm on track 💯

Programmers who can't program 🧑‍💻 Now that I'm taking my programming skills to a whole new level, I've been touching on interviewing! Interesting, many "programmers" fail interviews when handed simple tasks like a FizzBuzz game. I'd do: Iteration, recursion and composition...🙋

@_lennoxomondi Eeeiiiy bro! Seems there were so many programmers who can't program! Anyway, I'm tweeting about this topic today 🙋 I may also check in with you once I start seeking some roles 🤝

Tech junkies 🧑‍💻 Anybody up and working on something interesting right now? Can't help but enjoy the flow at night. All through the neighborhood, the only sound I can hear is of my HP's fun cooling out on running servers. I gotta get this tutorial on running Cardano nodes done!

What I'm working on👨‍🏭 Y'all said this year we bite more than we can chew, right? Writing — I've packed up a few clients: blockchain tech, software development, code and spreadsheets, and software security! ✍️ Development — Continue The Odin Project, take freelance projects! 🧑‍💻

Handling fear and uncertainty 💭 Let's be honest, the journey is quite long, and much knowledge has to be acquired along the way. How do I remain confident? Reflecting on progress, remembering why I started, Keeping the bigger picture, talking to mentors! Keep learning folks!!

Make the journey your own 🚶‍♀️ I spend most of my time reading docs, with a few videos while learning. My friend has been using videos all through for his learning. At the end of it, all that matters is building applications..!! Choose what works best for you. Happy coding...🧑‍💻

Hardware components to know 💻 These, once known, will make you a good programmer: - The Machine Code - The Fetch-Decode-Execute Cycle - Computer Memory Hierarchy - What are 1s and 0s in Machine Code? - How does your code run on computer hardware? Will do low-level later: C#!

@msnmongare I'm using it often. But this isn't a substitute for if else statements. I'm still building a solid workflow for when to use the switch. I'll be back with an opinion on it as I work on more code solutions 🤞