About to finish the current book (sci-fi) I'm reading, wanting to move onto something programming related. Any suggestions on programming books for someone at the junior level? #WebDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering #100Devs #Javascript #React #Programming #WebDev
Hamish Tanner
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Carpentry to Code. Dev in training. Can centre a Div, barely. Wanna see yet another Todo list app? Currently learning: Databases. Currently reading: The Redemption of Time. 🇳🇿 in 🇦🇺
Now moving on to Databases now. Feeling good. On a side note, I saw a guy at the hardware store with a "Will code SQL for food" t-shirt on. Maybe I should have asked him for some pointers 😉 I may have some food somewhere... #WebDevelopment #100Devs
I've got some news to share. Bad news: Got roasted for not keeping my PUT route idempotent. Good news: I now know what idempotence is. Funny news: Mac-OS spell checker also doesn't know what idempotence is. #WebDevelopment #100Devs
✨What a dream come true!✨ The co-creator of @typescriptlang.org himself, Anders Hejlsberg, took some time to look at the Doom project! We also had a chance to chat about other TypeScript topics more broadly - and that video will go live in a few days! DREAM. COME. TRUE.🚀
showing TypeScript's creator DOOM | Anders Hejlsberg | TypeScript Showcase #11
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I've been working on building my first API this morning, just finished up the GET routes. #100Devs #WebDevelopment
Trying to get into the habit of when building an algorithm, to write it out in pseudo-code first. It really helps to structure my approach and not lose track of where I am in the process.
Just completed my 100th Kata on Codewars! @codewars.bsky.social #100Devs
I'm a T shaped developer, my code is shaped by my morning Tea!
Completed the currency converter app. I had fun! Built using: Node.js Express.js EJS Axios Frankfurtur API #100Devs #WebDevelopment #SoftwareDevelopment
Working on a currency converter app in order to practice using API's and Axios. #100Devs
Currently learning about API's. Really starting to "open up" now.
Learning to code has brought me to the build x small app to practice y skill/s stage. This has lead to the ubiquity of certain types of apps (calculator pomodoro, todo list..etc). What I've found to be ironic (or perhaps not) is they are really useful apps to actually use for someone who is learning
Thank you shahancd for writing this helpful article. How to Write Clean Code – Tips for Developers with Examples www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-... #freecodecamp @freecodecamp.bsky.social
How to Write Clean Code – Tips for Developers with Examples
Imagine a messy room with clothes, books, and other items scattered everywhere. Finding something in that room would be tough, right? Now, think about writing messy code – it’s just as confusing, if n...
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Starting to learn more about API's in a more formal way. My first exposure to API's as a builder, was that a local business wanted a proof of concept created for a pitch that required me to use Google's Routes API and Distance Matrix API. It was a great first experience, creating it from scratch!
In order to help cement some of the things I've learned about what #jQuery can do, I've built a simple interactive web game of Simon. If you're interested in trying it out: hamish404.github.io/Simon-Game-A...
Simon Game
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shoutout to the web dev community on bsky, i love how active we are and we’ve found our footing here 💛
I just earned the ability to create kata on @codewars! Check it out! codewars.com/r/220Wdg
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This year, I picked up my Kindle again which I haven't done so since 2017. I didn't even finish one book when I purchased it. Thinking back on it, I haven't finished a book since middle school. I've began slowly reading again and I'm loving it. Can't believe I ever stopped.
Going to get a few coding reps in before the New Year. Nothing big, just a few code wars challenges and JQuery course work.
My smartwatch isn't the most accurate when it comes to tracking my running. However, at the end of each session it asks me whether the distance it recorded was correct or not, if not, I'm asked to input the correct value instead. This process is repeated every time.
Hello World! 👋 I'm a Woodworker turning Web Developer. Currently trading sleep for code. Always wondering why my code didn't work or even worse, why it did. Big fan of tinkering, overthinking, breaking things and making things. Let’s connect—bonus points if you know how to make CSS behave! 😄