Worked on this birthday wisher using python today.
It was harder than I expected, but I understood it π
Now, I won't forget anyone's birthday again. π
Do you always forget the birthday of your loved ones? π
#programming#python
THIS took A LOT of time π
So, we've been learning about web development in school and I decided to take what I've learnt and put it to practice.
So, I decided to make this little profile website.
I've been learning Python for a while now, so it's nice to shift a little to something more graphical.
But this took a lot of time π
Though, I guess it's because I just started.
I've come to the REALIZATION that...
The more products or software you build for users,
The more into business you go into
Because at the end of the day, you'll end up managing user traffic,
Analyzing what features are used the most,
Checking revenue and income,
Thinking about advertisement strategies
And so on.
Subjectively, I've come to the conclusion that business, sales and marketing should be some fundamental skills for a software engineer.
@brainbox7003 You could also adopt this one:
If a lecture is too long, you can just read through the slides, take note of what you understand and use an ai study tool/body to fill knowledge gaps and ground what you already know by quizzing.
@brainbox7003 And that course material too. I always think that I need to read the whole study section to understand. But sometimes, the things in the course materials don't match the things in the lectures.
@brainbox7003 I really like the ones for *before taking lectures
I think I might adopt that one. Cuz I spend a lot of time relearning things I already know
@brainbox7003 Not just one thing defines morals. Your morals can be shaped by where, how, and who you grew up with. But then you grow up and realize some morals need changing. So personally, I think morals are subjective.