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Software Engineer with interest and passion for: JavaScript • Linux • Frontend Development • Backend Development • DevOps • Software development methodologies
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I got this from just one client.
The job was to refactor code with just HTML, CSS, jQuery and Javascript. No framework, no backend stuff. Was soo easy👌 So the JD had a link to the repo and an explainer video(20 mins long), I watched it and cloned the repo.
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If your design team give u this dope UI to develop. How will you go about it?😭
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I have only read coding e-books, never read an actual one😕
Here are some e-books I enjoyed and would recommend for anyone in the coding world
🧵👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
(my first thread😬)
#javascript
#coding
#webdevelopment
#BookLover
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Eloquent JavaScript - This book can take you to at least 70% proficiency in JavaScript. It's a good read. But it only touches a little bit on NodeJS
Learning Web Design by O'Reilly - You will master HTML and web graphics with this book and gain 60% proficiency in CSS. With ..
Hello my tech people on twitter. Kindly reply or quote this tweet with suggestions of tech books you’ve read that personally helped your career🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you.
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Initially, I had troubles withdrawing. So I had to set up payoneer and withdraw to a DOM account. Payoneer withdrawal method is the best and is more faster. All though, upwork charges $2 for this method and $10 if you're withdrawing to a DOM account. So that's $12
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What I think is the most important is your proposal, the first few lines. You need to hit the nail on the head. Experience and reputation isn't my greatest asset yet, so writing extremely good proposals is all I got.
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In my proposal, I told him I've cloned the repo and I've done a little bit of refactoring already, and that if he gave me a contract right now I can get it done in two days time. I applied early when the proposal was about 10+ or so, and I got a response then he offered me my ...
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@hackSultan
This is one of the most reasonable roadmap I have seen so far. Atleast let people know that tech is not a quick money scheme that you can do and start making big money in just 3months
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I've been getting responses and having all my proposals viewed. I was close to landing another one, but he didn't offer me a contract. But before all of these, I applied a lot, spent a considerable amount of time each day, didn't invest a single $ in buying connects...
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first contract. I was so excited and kept my word. Initially it was a $200 job, I completed it and got paid. He was impressed and kept on giving me more milestones till I got $1k+, and I'm still on that same contract so it could go up to $2k hopefully. Outside that one client...
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Here is a thread of how I achieved this
I got this from just one client.
The job was to refactor code with just HTML, CSS, jQuery and Javascript. No framework, no backend stuff. Was soo easy👌 So the JD had a link to the repo and an explainer video(20 mins long), I watched it and cloned the repo.
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I read this 4 times before figuring out what he was talking about 😅
How does the the human brain ignore the second the ?
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@timokonkwo_
Yes, Not that you will need any of the formulae or methods, but the problem solving ability is what matters. But for Data scientists, you will definitely need it
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@hackSultan
Honestly, it's not funny. This is someone's lively hood people use to chase clout
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and spent my connects left wisely.
I got the job in december last year from when I started applying about a month and half before that
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@Tipwotip
Sure, if I need help I won't hesitate to reach out. The proposal actually depends on the job posting, I usually go straight to the point and I always think of how I can entice the client in the introduction. Sometimes I even give suggestions of solutions to the problem
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That's a lie😂😂😂
@victorevogor
I thought they said you wouldn't make quid if you use Nigeria as your Upwork location
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@hackSultan
I code on phone.
It's really painful and there's no intellisence.
This laptop will make coding easier and I will start job hunting.
I have knowledge of git and node, but these CLI tools barely work on phone. The best tool is termux, but it always crashes. Here's my learning too
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@Payoneer
Before you make August successful, try and make my withdrawal successful. It's been 3 weeks now!
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Developers that are self taught deserve an award.
It ain't easy to do this kinda stuff yunno 🤷🏾♂️
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@DThompsonDev
My first project was an Instagram clone that only worked on mobiles😅
Please judge fairly, I was just starting out😅
I was purely driven by passion
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• Clean Code
Okay, this is a household name in the coding world. To put it short if you don't read this book, you will always be a junior developer 💁🏾♂️
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@hackSultan
I really need a laptop.
I have been coding on phone since I started. And it's really painful.
Here are some projects I successfully made and deployed Just using my phone
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I started with an Android phone, downloaded termux to run node and start servers. I would have even installed docker on my phone sef.
And someone is looking for a Mac book just to run his petty hello world program 🤦🏾♂️
All of a sudden everyone wants to start their tech journey with a MacBook? Who wrote that rule? Why must you start with a MacBook ? Why? You wey no get money dey find MacBook 800k to start tech ? You never ready o🤦🏽♂️
We all started with windows pc and so many people still use it.
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@bytesizedpiecez
• They move way ahead of their time to learn React or another framework without thorough understanding of Javascript/ES6+
• Some know only frontend. I personally think that developers(whether front end or backend) should have a high level understanding of how applications work
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@mysticwillz
Very useful thread, but the only thing I disagree with is the fact that syntax and source code are the same.
Syntax is a set of rules. It's not the same as source code
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Programming is 10% writing code and 90% figuring out why the code is not working 🤡
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What is the dumbest thing you can ever do as a javascript developer?
Push node_modules to GitHub 🤣
#coding
#javascript
#github
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@lpdahito
I thought so the first time reading this tweet, but then I remembered SVG is still XML under the hood😂
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@LilAdonise
I disagree. Backend is broader.
There are countless integrations you can make to your backend server. Backend also includes the cloud.
And each cloud platform have their own complexity. Frontend is just frameworks and packages 🙄
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How important is documentation?
Do you document your personal projects?
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• Eloquent Javascript
If you are scared of javascript or javascript seems very weird, this is a must have. I read this book cover to cover and I understood alot of javascript concepts even promises🌝🌝
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@snacpaccc
It was a fixed project with several milestones, so I wasn't paid hourly. But I really put in a lot of time to sending proposals everyday, I can't recall the exact number of hours I spent each day, but it was definitely more than 3hrs everyday
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No editor can beat VSCode
Google is working on a new IDE called IDX. It's a competitor to VS Code
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Everyone is a genius!
I don't think anyone is actually dumb, all you just need is some dedicated self learning!
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@chukizzie
I have been on the platform since 2021, I took advice from someone and was applying wrongly. I used a template for my proposals, which didn't work. So I left the platform till 2023 November. I think the key to landing my first job was my proposal, I was sending tailored proposals
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A friend of mine was arguing NodeJS is a framework 🤦🏾♂️
At first instance I said no, then he showed me a misleading pic🤦🏾♂️
Please, NodeJS is not a framework and shouldn't be under frameworks, it is a runtime
Lesson learnt, DYOR🤷🏾♂️
#NodeJS
#framework
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@hackSultan
Imagine a yahoo boy stealing an old market woman savings. I wonder why someone would be soo heartless, and yet people will celebrate him and call him a hustler.
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@daboigbae
Not everybody needs it.
Like the book said, most people know clean code when they see it. I strongly believe that experience in reading code will make you write code like Shakespeare writes books
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@scrumtuous
Working on a project that uses
@feathersjs
It's a great framework, but it's kinda sad that most people don't know about it
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It's soo difficult to start anything, whether it's coding, a business or your career. The starting is usually the most difficult. Once you've gone halfway through, it becomes less difficult.
This can be applied to almost all areas of life
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@eo_eboh
Yeah. But the Ideal Developer is not the one that says "I only do frontend" or "I only do backend"
It's more like, "I am 70% frontend and 30% backend" or vice versa.
The reason for this is for the Developer to be able to understand and communicate well with other developers
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coding will take away your social life from you. It is a long life learning career and it's a total way of life
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I love tech twitter 🥳
I have been in this space for 3 months now, and I just love it.
Everyone is supportive, informative and kind.
Thanks to all techies on Twitter, especially
@DThompsonDev
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@chemicalbrodar
Same here!
What if at the end everyone goes to heaven!
And God just wanted people not to commit crimes😅
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Any time I tell someone I am a programmer, they are always amazed and impressed. When I show them code, their jaws drop.
Do people react this same way for you too?
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Happy Internet Day🥳
Wishing all internet users a better and faster internet service especially in Africa
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Do you know you can create happiness?
I set goals for myself each day, and achieving those goals releases dopamine and makes me happy.
I would rate my day a 7/10. I accomplished my little objectives which took me 1mm closer to my end goal💪🏾
I'll try to beat this tomorrow
#growth
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The end result of pursuing a Tech career is what keeps me going.
Despite the challenges I face, I will still push, I got one life
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Happy weekend to all coders🍻
We programmers and techies barely take a rest😖
My head aches, my back is sore but it's definitely worth it🙂
Next Week Goal:
📌Hack NASA with html💪🏾🔥
#weekend
#programmer
#ThankGodItsFriday
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Weekend 😅
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Can it get more simpler than this?
Write Python code for the diamond pattern.
Simplest code will get reward.
Winner selection will get message personally
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@lpdahito
The reason why is that writing code is on a high level. You need to have knowledge of circuits and electrical components in a circuit. If you would like to know how computers work, I recommend this book
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U may save someone's life with this one day, who knows 🤷🏾♂️
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Should you learn more than one frontend framework?
Like learn React, Angular and Vue
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