StartHereFM

We teach people to learn to code & become a Software Developer or 6 figure freelancer. We are passionate about helping ANYONE become a DEV. By @dainmiller

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@agmoksh10 Wow, arranging an event? Great ability to be proactive. What's the event about? Local or online?

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@ShamimGard Great work. Also as a tip - most of the time with passwords you will use frameworks - so make sure you "play" with those frameworks in same manner you're doing now with the raw code. Both are key!

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@monicatvedt @twostraws Clean.

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@Abhishek__jena Remember to also work on building a project - one small tiny step at a time. Even from Day 1. Even if you put 10 lines of code down for a project that will one day live on your portfolio - better use of time than reading, or anything else. You got this!

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@muhammadjvhr @frontendmentor Just played with the app - wow. Great work dude. Love the polish you put on it.

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@A_ayus_h CLG Society? What's that? Forgive ignorance just curious

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@engineerinturk At the end of a unproductive day, watch a conference video in the language you want to work (or framework). It's like brainwashing you to be a future expert - it's a good save for a "bad" day.

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@Amr_TCrypto @florinpop17 You got this Richard.

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@TarunShelar Day 1 and you built a mini project? Great work, you're someone that will be successful. The one thing I tell people is the faster you can get from A - H without getting bogged down by B, C, D, E etc - the higher you'll get in the industry. Learn B, C, D when you need (JIT)

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@mehdi_khoudali Great work dude. So inspired by the new generation of people working to inspire and inform. Let me know if you wanna do some cross-posting and flow one another some more eyeballs.

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@cto_lunches Wanna come on the podcast and discuss burnout?

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@theSeanOC Loved your appearance on Giant Robots podcast. Would you be down to come on our podcast to discuss transition to Management (the lens would be for Devs but anyone who has made the transition has valuable advice)

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@IAmPascio @marcode_ely @NotionHQ Send

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@rahulehh b)how to be a successful ruby on rails developer & how to overcome the advanced beginner syndrome
c) learn to code fast (no boot camp needed).

They're all on YouTube @starthereFM.

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@RonyAhm98344790 @rothecoder @syntaxfm Thanks brother.

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@TheEyehole_man Fun to joke about everything in life, harder to be real and learn from shit.

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Be the star in your own movie. If you were a star in a movie, in your situation right now, what would he do?

Do that.

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@SantamariaCode @dainmiller Thank you my brother.

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@ChristinHebron For learning to code:
@LadybugPodcast @basecspodcast

For industry discussion:
@Hanselminutes @syntaxfm

For getting the first job as a dev @startherefm @KenColeman Note: Ken Coleman isn't code focused, but focuses on career transition

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@urlDev We can either be impatiently patient - meaning: “I’ll wait until new year to set goals, but then get impatient with the goal and give up 3 weeks in.” or patiently impatient (what I want us to be) - where we set goals NOW for what we want to be, and then we’re patient to get it.