@Insharamin@Prathkum You can always come back to it.
For me:
- Struggled horribly in my intro to C++ course
- Quit computer science degree and changed to communications
- Returned to coding nearly 10 years later, taught myself JavaScript
- Full time React dev for three years
"Based on internal research, benefits of using Base components include 3X faster development, 4X fewer visual parity issues, 50% less code, than using custom components." 🔥
https://t.co/q81CeMsl26
Super quick tip I use all the time but people may not be aware - @github maintains a list of gitignores (with 161k ⭐️!) for every single language and you can clone them into your project with a oneliner:
npx gitignore <language>
just in case someone here doesnt know, now you do
@storyblok@cloudinary The Astro feed loader lets you pull down any RSS, RDF, or Atom feed into a collection. With this loader you can display recent pull requests on your GitHub repo or show the weather in your location. Let’s bring RSS back!
https://t.co/ZoRvVhdZyq
🎩 @ascorbic
One of my favorite .vscode settings updates the import locations when you shuffle files around. 🔥
`"typescript.updateImportsOnFileMove.enabled": "always",`
@jamesqquick@nextjs@astrodotbuild Feels like you just picked the right tool for the job.
Docs in Next.js might be overkill; Astro seems more fit for purpose.
@asiahoe@TheJobfather__ Yeah. I've previously had success with a Canva generated resume, but that might be in spite of ATS issues, because I've never tested it myself.
But simpler formats are probably the way to go to work with recruiting systems.