Software Engineer | Fintech | switched from years of different roles & industries from sales, automation, consultant, startup, recruitment, construction
#100DaysOfCode 89
First day and onboarding. Definitely understand what @j_kettmann@profydev was talking about now. Could be way better next week, i mean this is a friday and end year.
BUT definitely even more motivated to finish up the react job simulator now!
#100DaysOfCode 87 continued...
prepping!
def a must know, it differentiate us as career switcher during interviews and work!
https://t.co/EDLZ55YPDc
I even used the git trunk article a day later in an interview, they thought i worked in a dev team before!
from author @j_kettmann
#100DaysOfCode Day 85
great news!
been given an offer, still finishing the rest of my other interviews and lets see
Today's coding will be hacker rank from interview assessment and a take home
#100DaysOfCode Day 84
Finally back to practice code now resuming back my angular/spring boot project
Been away very actively applying to jobs taking assessments and live code; ever since my last one suddenly freeze hiring after going through many rounds...
#100DaysOfCode Day 83...continued
Debounce on the react render first to prevent overloading the api. Will reconsider the most efficient performance; is it limiting or deboubce api call or directly debounce the render?
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#100DaysOfCode Day 83
Building continues for my Transactions Dashboard with react-rails + typescript + redux. Fixed react bug and built rails api and active record for transactions controller.
Will finish with SQLite first then consider change to either MYSQL or Postgresql
#100DaysOfCode Day 83
Building continues for my Transactions Dashboard with react-rails + typescript + redux. Fixed react bug and built rails api and active record for transactions controller.
Will finish with SQLite first then consider change to either MYSQL or Postgresql
#100DaysOfCode Day 81
reading Code: The hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software is part novel style way of understanding the "under the hood" of computers is very very interesting
Gotta run twice as faster when switching careers. I get it. With mentorship and guidance is the key i think, otherwise running x2 in circles is futility in practice