Here's a newsletter that goes more in-depth about my journey :
https://t.co/HU0nxW05sb
But to answer your question, my journey was hard, and I think everyone who is self-taught is going to have a difficult journey.
Because for me, learning by yourself is hard. I was full of self-doubt because I asked myself all of these questions. Am I studying the right things? Am I doing enough? Do I actually have what it takes to succeed?
Those questions were continuously on repeat, and the only way to silence them was to keep going. I had to watch tutorials, ask questions, build projects, and then fail. It was full of frustration, but I had to remind myself I chose this and I couldn't quit because I wanted to improve my life.
It took me two years of this, but I got my first job. I had to reach out to people on LinkedIn, post content on LinkedIn in to get noticed as well and I'm an introvert so it was really hard for me but I had to do something different if I wanted change.
My advice to you is to build projects that hold interest to you. Post them online and take about what you did, talking about your success and failures. Open source and contribute to some projects. Just get out there because you never know who is watching.
Just believe in yourself because that is what will keep you going. Belief in myself is what kept me going, and remember why you are doing this!
I just launched a new web app. It is called Degen Tracker. It is an app to track how you trade stock options.
I know some of you may not need it or even know what stock options are, but it would mean a lot if you could check it out and debug.
I have it set up to accept a 7-day free trial so you can cancel within those seven days.
Check it out!
https://t.co/oRfqltgM5h
Playing around with Bash, Docker, Vim, Tailwind, and Nginx
I managed to build an image with Docker, and using Vim adjusted some things. I used bash to create a main.js and attached to the nginx's html file. It was a pretty fun process!
AZ-104
Set up an alert and Automation Runbook that will automatically stop a VM once it starts up. A handy way to make sure you stop your VM, so you won't incur additional cost.
AZ-104
Create an Application Security Group and associated it with two virtual machines. Allowed for traffic coming from the internet to be able to access the VMs.