Got approached by a founder because of a project I made 7 months back.
Keep working, building & most importantly showing what you have built.
People call it luck, but you need to increase surface area for luck to work.
Frontend development is all about paying attention to the details.
Can you:
1. Retrieve data from endpoints?
2. Manage errors during requests and responses?
3. Indicate when content is loading?
4. Present data effectively on a webpage?
5. Optimize the user interface for mobile devices?
6. Ensure your UI is accessible to all users?
7. Implement hover effects?
8. Create a popover menu?
9. Toggle visibility of content with a button press?
10. Ensure input validation (like accepting only numbers for age)?
11. Disable buttons when a form isn't completely filled out?
12. Use events like onClick, onMouseOver, and onKeyPress?
13. Prevent the default action of events?
14. Append headers and bodies to network requests?
15. Show messages indicating success or failure?
I am super excited and proud to share that I just passed my @vuejs developer certificate of competence.
Looking forward to continuous learning and growth.
I am also looking for my next opportunity, so if you have any opportunity kindly let me know
Launching: NutriGenius - Your AI powered diet chart maker.
Background: I finally gave up to AI hype. I am sorry. This Tuesday, I was talking to chatGPT to prepare my diet chart. From what I know about weight loss science, I asked relevant questions like What is my resting metabolism rate given my current height, weight, gender, age. On the basis of my activity level and my food preferences, I got some decent suggestions. I shared it with a friend and she wanted a diet for herself too. I went and did the same for her. I realised that I could automate this process with a simple interface and abstract what I know in simple prompts behind the scenes. I have had Open AI access for sometime now.
I spent the whole day writing the app and it came out to be pretty decent. I went ahead today and bought a domain and did some styling, put up an auth system and made the app live for public use.
So here it is, you guys: https://t.co/CwPm3nHS6W
There is another flip side of creator economy that we have not paid attention to and it is not talked about a lot. Not everyone is a "content" creator. Let's take a minute and define what I mean by "content" here. It is not just what you do at the centre of your art.
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