Day 105: The #100Devs tracker is ready! For anyone in the #catchupcrew, I present https://t.co/35oMJir85a, a complete class and homework tracker that you can use across browsers and devices. 😊 #100DaysOfCode
For anyone who's currently contributing to Community Taught, I've changed the way the database connection works. It now just looks for a single complete connection string. You'll need to update your .env, see example.env for details.
Wow it has been so long since I last posted! After 10 months, I'm *finally* starting work on Community Taught again. There are a number of open issues/feature requests if there are any #100Devs out there who'd like to contribute. 😊
@LifeLongThinker Soon to be GMT -3, usually available any day between 7am and 7pm. You might consider a discord server or slack workspace for organizing.
I'll never forget the people that took a chance on me and believed in me when I didn't have the skills
If you're looking for your first coding job, that person is out there and they're looking for you
It's just a matter of time, everyone started off without experience
We are hiring for a variety of different engineering roles at @thirdweb right now including a role on my team as a Junior Developer Relations Engineer (intern). 👋😊
Apply via the links below. 👇
Getting your first job is one thing, but keeping it is a whole other story.
Your first 3, 6 and 12 months of a new job are going to be crucial.
It's important to understand what your manager wants from you.
And more importantly how to ask for help when you need it.
Worked on the Twitter clone again - another day, another recursive component. This one was to show and add comments on the homepage - this isn't how the Twitter feed works but I don't intend to make a 1:1 copy.
Trying to get some React projects onto my portfolio, so I've recently been building a Twitter clone in Next.js. It's been surprisingly challenging! Getting comments to nest to an arbitrary level took some serious thought on DB design and a recursive component.