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Day 1 of learning Frontend (React + Tailwind).
Today I learned about components and props in React, then moved on to the basics of styling with Tailwind CSS.
Next up is understanding margin and padding in Tailwind. I'll be back on it later tonight.
So far, the course has been really detailed and beginner-friendly. If you're looking for a good React resource, I highly recommend checking out https://t.co/NwUWz0vbDf
Taking things one step at a time and focusing on building a solid foundation.
You don't need to go back to university to become a software engineer.
You already have a degree which is a huge advantage. What matters most in software engineering is your skills, projects and ability to solve problems.
I'd recommend spending the next 6–12 months learning a specific area of software engineering either web development, mobile development, backend, AI, anyone and start building real projects and sharing your progress publicly probably here on X.
Many successful software engineers studied completely unrelated courses. Your agriculture degree won't stop you from getting opportunities if you become genuinely good at the craft.
If your goal is to become employable as a software engineer, I'd invest the time and money in learning, building projects, networking and gaining experience rather than pursuing another full university degree.
Focus on skills first. The degree is not the bottleneck Emmanuel .
You don't need to go back to university to become a software engineer.
You already have a degree which is a huge advantage. What matters most in software engineering is your skills, projects and ability to solve problems.
I'd recommend spending the next 6–12 months learning a specific area of software engineering either web development, mobile development, backend, AI, anyone and start building real projects and sharing your progress publicly probably here on X.
Many successful software engineers studied completely unrelated courses. Your agriculture degree won't stop you from getting opportunities if you become genuinely good at the craft.
If your goal is to become employable as a software engineer, I'd invest the time and money in learning, building projects, networking and gaining experience rather than pursuing another full university degree.
Focus on skills first. The degree is not the bottleneck Emmanuel .