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@SeanWebflow I'm available to offer technical coaching for Software Devs of Color, DM if interested & RT for reach. Free code reviews, design reviews, best practices, brainstorming, etc. Staff SW Eng'r 14yrs prof experience: JS, TS, Java, C, python, mentoring experience. (not a PoC myself).
I'm available to offer technical coaching for Software Devs of Color, DM if interested & RT for reach. Free code reviews, design reviews, best practices, brainstorming, etc. Staff SW Eng'r 14yrs prof experience: JS, TS, Java, C, python, mentoring experience. (not a PoC myself).
I'm available to offer technical coaching for Software Devs of Color, DM if interested & RT for reach. Free code reviews, design reviews, best practices, brainstorming, etc. Staff SW Eng'r 14yrs prof experience: JS, TS, Java, C, python, mentoring experience. (not a PoC myself).
A little stimulation for the end of your week. This snippet is augmenting a prototype (specifically for a #tinkerpop#gremlin graph traversal) with new methods and returning a new derived object. #javascript… https://t.co/HiSo38oHXz
Fun #JavaScript quirks. In the last example, the dot is interpreted as being part of the numeric literal, so there is no property-accessor operator present. Hence, `toString` is an unexpected token.
As a mentor, I am developing a plan for those just beginning, junior developers and mid-level developers. The aim is to get them to a point where companies would look forward to hiring them. You are going to work hard, but I will be here to guide you. Still accepting mentees
Understanding how to effectively use the #scala Try type for smoothly handling possible failures in #java, my new article on @SoftwareAsc https://t.co/1E2HoBVdFq
The difference between a poor engineer and a good engineer is the willingness to experiment to find the right answer. The difference between a good engineer and a great engineer is the ability to update their mental models based on those experiments.
Code "documents" what your app does, but not what it's meant to do. "Self-documenting code" is another way of saying "It's a feature, not a bug. Whatever it is."