Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬

Technical Coach | @refactory_acad .
Software Engineering Practitioner.
Software Design Enthusiast ( #OOD ).
Fluent in JavaScript, React, Vue, Python & Django.

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@svpino Hello.
Jackson here.

👉 Passionate about tech.

👉Web development enthusiast.

👉Fluent it JavaScript and Python.

👉 I develop with React.js, Vue.js, and Django framework.

👉 2020 was for me to understand the art of cloud computing.

👉 2021: Machine Learning.

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@ChrisStaud This is by far the best explanation of px, em, and rem units as used in css.

It's after looking at this meme that I realized I knew less about em and rem 🤓😆😅😂🤣

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@TechAmazing That's the beauty with complex systems.

The organization and solutions are always from within.

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@Shubham_iosdev Old is gold.✔️

Legacy technologies are resurfacing in new flavors.

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@traversymedia Thanks Brad for the video, It is surely informative.

I am yet to try out the WET principle. It is new to me and yet it seam to make as much sense as the YAGNI principle.

Alot of devs struggle with creating reusable software components which they never re-use. 🙂

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@YvanBrunel @traversymedia Yes and No

It all depends on what you are willing to sacrifice. At times long and descriptive names come at a cost of performance and memory.

If performance and memory (of the system) are so critical, you are likely to violate most of these practices.

You have to be pragmatic.

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@traversymedia My best coding practices.

1️⃣ KISS: Keep It Simple Silly (To avoid complexity)

2️⃣ DRY: Don't repeat your self
(For code reusability)

3️⃣ YAGN: You aren't gonna need it (To avoid over engineering & premature abstraction)

4️⃣ Only Talk to your neighbor (🔺cohesion + 🔻coupling)

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@thats_arafat @refactory_ug @niyimic Congratulations chief. I wish you success in your software engineering career.

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@sabrinaesaquino No worries, Stackoverflow is in place to help re-align and have that sorted.

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@traversymedia @jherr The react pro-tips as my take aways from the video:

📌Use functional components

📌Don't treat components as templates.

📌Use typescript

📌Worry less about react re-renders

📌Use dependency arrays

📌Use useCallback and useMemo

📌Use custom hooks

📌Use a query Library.

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@BruceTushabe @ShowwcaseHQ 🤣

But surely none of these commands will work with out staging the changes first, with git add .

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@ShowwcaseHQ Correction:

In case of fire:
1️⃣ git add .
2️⃣ git commit -m "emergency"
3️⃣ git push
4️⃣ Leave building.

[Refactory Academy @refactory_acad]

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[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@fredkwesiga Our next intake is in January.
You can re-apply and rejoin for more insights into O.O.P Principles. 😃

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@wasajja_j The source is absolutely legit.

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@wasajja_j Oh! Thanks.🤝

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@wasajja_j 😂.
Surely We have to start thinking about how life will be like without Heroku. I have already started and I am sure December will find me set with an alternative.

[javinpaul @javinpaul]

Design Patterns for writing better code

[Ssenengo Jackson 🇺🇬 @senjack_]

@wasajja_j Congratulations 🎉