Day 2 of posting coding tips.
Before learning how to code, learn how computers execute programs.
Understand memory, the stack, the heap, processes, threads, and how code becomes machine instructions.
The best developers don't just know what to write; they know why it works.
Until I hit 5K followers, I’ll post daily about software engineering, sharing coding tips, lessons from building real-world projects, and content to help you become a better engineer.
See you tomorrow.
I want to build a node package that solves a real problem, not another wrapper around existing APIs. The issue is… I can’t think of a problem worth solving. 😅
What package do you wish existed but doesn’t?
Working for an agency that never seems to run out of client projects, yet somehow always struggles to pay the people building them, is one of the most frustrating experiences fr.
Anyway, if anyone’s hiring a frontend/mobile engineer, I’m open to new opportunities.
@codekagefx No. Hashes aren’t built character-by-character. hash("AB") isn’t hash("A") + hash("B"). They’re one-way functions, so you can’t reverse them, you can only guess an input and see if its hash matches.
Day 1 of posting coding tips to help become a better engineer
If your code works but you can’t explain why it works, you don’t understand it well enough.
Memorization writes code.
Understanding builds software.
Until I hit 5K followers, I’ll post daily about software engineering, sharing coding tips, lessons from building real-world projects, and content to help you become a better engineer.
See you tomorrow.
TypeScript is great for massive enterprise teams, but honestly, for independent devs building fast, pure javascript with smart JSDoc comments is way cleaner and doesn't slow down your momentum.
If you're a great full-stack developer and want to build something historic with me, drop your portfolio in the comment section! I'm looking to hire about 30 full-stack developers to jump on a project .