I am excited to announce that today I published my first app to the Apple App Store. It’s a simple app to solve a simple problem. It makes sharing images faster as well as saving storage space on your iPhone. I would love if you’d check it out.
https://t.co/e1c4WV0Smv
You may not agree with all of these suggestions, but there are some good tips here and at least one CSS attribute that I didn't know about.
https://t.co/BowuMVo9hO
This is like the epitome of a participation trophy. Thanks for the vote of confidence, Udemy, but I wouldn't say I had a "great" June lol. If that had been Duolingo, it probably would have said "Get back to work, you lazy bum!"
A profanity-laced tired about the over-complexity of modern Web development. I have had many of these same thoughts but just assumed I was missing something. Glad I'm not alone.
https://t.co/Djwqs0aKMR
I don't like to blast companies on here but when you get can't get anywhere with customer support, what else are you to do? My @Xfinity usage had an unexplained spike this month. I asked around in my neighborhood and others are seeing the same thing. What gives @XfinitySupport?
The article I needed to read this morning. I’ve had a great career as a developer. I don’t need a new title to make it more significant. I just need to keep doing my thing.
https://t.co/2yZImvFPSh
I feel like this is how some people build software. Just because you have the tools to do something, doesn't necessarily mean you should use them. Simplicity is a wonderful thing.
I have been trying to focus more on professional development the last few weeks. I've started learning React. First project is up: https://t.co/cF1JHYye98
#ReactJS#ProfessionalDevelopment
@hillelogram I've written a few. I wrote a scorekeeper for cornhole. I wrote a check-in app for our church's children's program. And I wrote an online game for my family to play long-distance during the lockdowns.