I just completed the first seven articles in the series *Everything You Want to Know and Should Know about Becoming a Programmer and Working as a Programmer*
https://t.co/SAL1zRQTPK
@ThinkPinkCode Sorry for this tardy follow-up. See the attached screenshot for the meaning. I usually don't use big words in my writing. "Elucidate" is sort of a medium word, not a big word, or else I would not have used it. But it does look biggish. :)
Are you a new or seasoned developer
@soBMW Quite a bit has changed, in fact. My colleague @danwellman has written perhaps the most comprehensive and enjoyable (that is, clear, precise, and detailed) JS course everโBecoming a JS Expert, which is taught at Bov Academy. He will publish a couple of chapters on my blog soon.
@XLordRj I would definitely skip Blaze, Meteor, and Angular at this time. Learn React or Ember if your primary goal is to find a frontend job. I would also learn Vue to build my own frontend projects because working with Vue is more intuitive and enjoyable than working with React.
@AminSpeaks I did stop for a few years, @AminSpeaks. And I am disappointed in myself for not finding the time to keep up the blog, especially since it means much to a good many people. I love writing and teaching, so I will definitely write again this year.
@maja_mesko H, @maja_mesko. Yes, I will. Keep learning and keep practicing and you will soon become an adept developer, if you aren't one already. I like your passion.
@AminSpeaks@BovAcademy Thanks for letting me know how coding has helped to improve your career and life. I don't take for granted stories like yours. I believe in the power of education to transform people's life. I'm proof. You're proof. I never get tired reading this stuff. Stay determined, my friend
@janyasor Thanks for following up, John (@janyasor). How are things going? I remember chatting with you. Have you made your final plans for your career?
(I wasn't kidding when I said we will come to Chicago and transform the place. Everyone wants a better life, even the "bad" guys.)
@elfoslav Thanks for following up. I just read the following article on your blog and enjoyed it. "The Importance of Humility in Life"
https://t.co/dYlOk8khwV
@aashishnagpal10@BovAcademy Thank you, @aashishnagpal10. I โก to encourage people to become the best they can become because I believe in people's capacity for excellence. But realizing your best requires a strong, sustained effort, which require sufficient time and resources. You are on your way there.
@Rbrocks_007@kapasitejas Thank you, Rahul. You wonderful words mean much to me. I do plan to add many other related articles, in Node.js articles. I will invite some of the best programming teachers to contribute articles, as soon as next month.
@ElBaileDeOdin Thanks for following up, @ElBaileDeOdin. I wish you much success in your career. Are you enjoying being a developer? What concepts or technologies, so far, have you found to be most challenging to grasp?
@escorponox@sarah_edo@BovAcademy Wow, @escorponox! You have made me quite happy and humbled with your compliment. Thank you very much. Most importantly, I must acknowledge that *you* made the program "special" for you and got much out of it because you sacrificed and dedicated yourself to become a top engineer
@kapasitejas Thank you, @kapasitejas. I am happy to hear the article is "super helpful." We have many more such articles, even better ones, in fact, coming this year.