where do people find the no cs degree jobs? I have looked on indeed, dice, linkedin and almost all require you to have a degree to get the job. some even require masters in cs
@GabaDev7 Estas empezando a aprender java desde cero o deseas empezar con el springboot para hacer APIโs? No soy un experto pero tengo algo de experiencia en ambos si deseas ayuda dejame saber.
@iamprincemuel @sexy_gravy @FromJolene In my opinion we should stick to react as not everyone has work on it for too long next will be always there as an aspiration goal but jumping to it now when not evryone is super comfortable with react will lead to gaps in knowledge.
I feel like most people learn react or just web dev fundamentals and then go straight to job hunt. I figure better look at the job market and the most in demand stack and then study that. In my area java or c# full stack are the most in demand but in your area could be another.
@akiRa42954305 Hi, I'm a Redux maintainer. Please check out our official Redux docs tutorials, which teach "modern Redux" with Redux Toolkit and React-Redux hooks. (Sadly many courses/tutorials are outdated and still teaching older practices that are harder to learn.)
https://t.co/85TXunfVJd
Had a blast working in our group project with @FromJolene and @iamprincemuel we were missing @sexy_gravy and @_cloudjumper but we did record a a good portion of the meeting. Feels nice to do group projects