Juliet Onyekaoha

Frontend Developer || JavaScript Excavator || I use code to provide interactive solutions to enterprises. ~~ T.V 📺series addict~~

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@get_carbon First resolve my issue before pushing new features to me. Focus on building trust.

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@get_carbon You people should focus on making your system reliable and secure. Rather than endlessly adding features to the already bug ridden app. Where is the trust here if I can access my funds?

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@get_carbon I have done that

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@VectorOjay He's right on the mark.

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@EbubeEvan Yes!!! Open one now and start building a network of like minds while you're still learning. You might just land that job you're aspiring to have from the connections you made on LinkedIn.

[Brad Traversy @traversymedia]

Coding challenges are tough but incredibly useful.

They help with general problem-solving abilities and you learn more about certain methods, concepts, patterns, etc.

You'll probably feel dumb at first, but spend 30 mins per day and watch how much you improve.

[Seni @senisulyman]

HR and Payroll software. @bento_africa or @Seamless_hr. What do you think?

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@DutchessOfDoge_ @AbhayPr12391536 @doge__tothemoon @elonmusk 😁

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@jeffrey_way 😁 I can relate.

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@elbasfar10 @ejmudi While this question is quite funny, I will add my voice to the comments. Please learn JS first, get a good grasp of how it works before moving to Typescript. Typescript just enforces the concepts/patterns in JavaScript

[Programming Wisdom @CodeWisdom]

"Don’t worry if it doesn’t work right. If everything did, you’d be out of a job." – Mosher’s Law of Software Engineering

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@muser30 @CodeWisdom True words. There is always a new feature to add or an optimization to be made or a stray bug coming to bite you in the ass some day.

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@TslaRcr @CodeWisdom Most times, especially when money is at stake (any business guy out there will agree with me ) it's best to build something that is working and later go back and optimize it.

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@telmo Bruh, you're not alone on this. If you conduct a proper research, you will find out that over 80% of devs out there are in it for the money.

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@jura_jirka @telmo 😀 Do you still hate in those times you finally fix a tough bug?

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@ofinker @ThisChrisM @nickbulljs 😀 There's always a selling curve to deploy.

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

Over the years I have strongly built my engineering skills and unconsciously let my design skills to fall below par. Today I spent a good amount of time looking at dribble and awwards website and my oh my...people are coping up with dope designs every day.

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

Being a Frontend Engineer and a UX designer are entirely two different things. More like oil and water. This epiphany slowly hit home this week after I struggled for days to figure out the right design to use to represent a section of a website I'm working on.

[Juliet Onyekaoha @juliet_codes]

@FabianPernia @EriPDev I love the YdKJS series. Good for folks who have > 6 months experience writing JS.