peterincredible: yes 2 weeks of personally since the op is not yet employed as a programmer he can just take like 2 weeks then come back
I took 1 week leave, and they took it in pay, so I stopped taking leaves. I just try and finish 4 days job in one day, and just be relaxing and sharing updates.
Deicide: No mind them they would say proposal is the Koko meanwhile we all know humans like shining stuff. Even the proposal they would only see the first line.
Devdevdev: Bro, I need your advice, as well as the advice of other developers and engineers on this forum.
My question can be summarized in this simple statement: I don't want to waste my fuçking time!
My goal is to get a job and make money. Period! I need to know the best learning trajectory to follow to attain that goal.
Cognitively, I'm not an average person. I dropped out of medical school, and then dropped out of an engineering course few years later. I can't disclose the reasons for this. I'm in my late 20s and I can't go back to school. I have an IQ of 138. I'm intelligent and I can understand complex concepts and provide solutions to difficult problems.
Last month, I got a new laptop with great specs and I laid out my learning path in this order:
HTML CSS Sass/Scss Bootstrap Tailwind Javascript Reactjs Using styled components, CSS Modules and React UI libraries Redux Nextjs Gatsby React Native (for mobile apps) Git Nodejs ExpressJs Postgresql Typescript Python Php (laravel)
My goal was to learn all these, build a great portfolio and begin applying for jobs. It's been a month and 18 days and I'm currently learning React. I built a couple of applications using vanilla JavaScript and after that I moved on to React. I have over 500 different courses and projects based tutorials on my hard drive on the aforementioned languages. I'm learning fast and enjoying the process. But I don't want to waste my time..
What would you advise me to do? Should I continue on my learning path or are there some stuff I should shove aside. What should be my focus?
What languages have the highest job opportunities for someone like me without a degree?
Front end seems a bit too saturated. Too many people doing it and I don't want to be a needle in a hay stack. But I've already invested time and resources into learning and I also enjoy it.
chukwuebuka65: I will like to get some certifications to add weight to my CV. Which certifications are valued the most in the industry for web development roles?
Benz03: I downloaded call of duty today although im a PUBG player The game is just so overrated. cool graphics and cool game play but the game was damn too easy. Like you cant compare pubg team deathmatch with codm rubbish
Go and play Ranked match, you are playing with bots lol , I thought the same too
anngrant: Emulators are not allowed in Apex legends. IT'll get you banned AND this method also does not work. As soon as you launch the game it detects emulator and closes the game.
I doubt, but Emulators are always matched with emulator players which are mostly bots.
ahmedsaniadamu: I'm currently learning WordPress and elementor
I have worked with WordPress Extensively for years, not my fav but there's gigs here esp on Upworks. So as much I no like PHP or WP, there's always money from freelance.
ahmedsaniadamu: my skills are : HTML, CSS3, JavaScript Bootstrap TailwindCss Scss React.js PHP MySQL Laravel
I've seen your Github profile, my advice is start with freelance and join communities, if you do Laravel, learn a popular Laravel platform e.g October CMS and apply for those type of jobs. No one does pure HTML/CSS in the era of no-coding/sitebuilders but all these platforms still requires HTML/CSS and JavaScript and PHP at times.
I worked on this custom component, I saw the idea on Dribbble and copied it, initially it was a floating fixed form, but a team-mate suggested making each list into that edit form.
won't be a great idea if Svelte Compiler was done in C++ , after all there are JavaScript AST in C++ out there.
Svelte is really simple to write, I can't believe I am building a SPA this simple, just with createDispatcher, props and the update, you can easily build a reactive application.
All the UI Components are bound to props and the stores, so based on the data will determine what UI to render, we keep the mappings of the UI as a JSON.
{ type: 'name of Widget', props: {}, the props are passed to the Widgets as constructor params which contains X,Y , W, H . so we only just loop on the JSON and dynamically instantiate the component during runtime, if the property changes, it re-runs the code to reflect the update. That's how you build a Drag and Drop Widget Component, this task allowed me to get deeper into Mouse and the HTNML5 Drag and Drop API.
Because we have an operation involving dragging one of the components into the main screen. if you check MDN it covers DropZone and DataTransfer
The irony of life, I will be studying DSA and Discrete Math but at work it's HTML and JS/Svelte, anyway I built an editable component for the new UI, all in Tailwind and PostCSS.
Watch this video to see how the Svelte Compiler works, trust me 2 years writing Svelte, it's not JS Knowledge
vibrant99: are you applying for student or tourism?
They have not resumed applications though, best thing is to keep trying, Call them by Monday too, its gonna be 30 days already, it shouldn't exceed next week.