It's time to stop worrying about:
1. PHP vs Node.js
2. Python vs JavaScript
3. React vs Vue vs Angular
4. Django vs Laravel
5. Go vs Rust
6. Java vs Kotlin
Learn whatever you are comparing, they both can make you earn a penny.
#100DaysOfCode#coding#WomenWhoCode#javascript
For everyone who likes Cards Against Humanity 😈
I built a real-time multi-player online variation of the game, using:
- Vue.js + Vuex
- Node.js
- MongoDB
- WebSockets
Check it out there at https://t.co/2XL889hFYo 🔥
(You need a minimum 3 players)
🔗 https://t.co/2XL889hFYo
If you are trying to get a job as a developer, focus the majority of your time in your portfolio.
Make sure you ✨SHOW ✨, don’t tell.
But unless you are a designer, *showing* your engineering skills may be tricky.
This is a thread 🧵about portfolios. A 🧵to blow their minds.
Useful websites for web developers:
⧩ photopea. com
// Online photo editor
⧩ vercel. com
// Free hosting
⧩ dev. to
// Daily articles about web development(and more)
⧩ fun-javascript-projects. com
// Learn JavaScript by building projects
What would you add?
A list of resume builders that will make your CV Standout
1 build a job winning resume for free
( /flowcv.io )
2. A free and open source resume builder
( /rxresu.me )
3. Free resumes to create & Download
( /resume.com )
All builders are free & well-suited for developers.
You might not realize it, but your GitHub profile's README is a great place to showcase your creativity and skills.
Wanna know how?
In this article @victoriadotdev gives you tips for snazzing up - and automating - your GitHub profile README. Go do it!
https://t.co/HNv1OWYg4I
@ShampooKS @anniebombanie_ read 'How to Design Programs' for every 2 hours, starting from today.
The title says what it would be about :)
It's freely available:
https://t.co/6HpphJDE2I
💡TIP: Think of Array's reduce as a forEach, but with 1 added parameter, state. (a 🧵 thread)
Reduce encapsulates the state inside it's reducer, while the forEach leaves it's state in the scope.
#100daysofcode#javascript
⚡️ My two-cents on:
“Why would a client want to pay for a website, when they can just do it themselves for free with platforms like:
- Wix
- Shopify
- WebFlow
- Squarespace
- etc.
Why?
Answer me...?”
Wow...
No need to be so aggressive 🤓
Here's my answer in a thread 🧵 ⬇️
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