Look at this JUNIOR UI/Web Developer job post that lists 30+ "desired skills," but not limited to. Also they're willing to accept 4 years experience if you don't have a degree.🙃🙃🙃🙃
Our #wcw is Cassidy Williams, the Principal Developer Experience Engineer at @Netlify, a cloud computing company. Williams was featured in Glamour magazine as one of the 35 Women Under 35 Who Are Changing the Tech Industry. #WomenEmpowerment@GreatLakesWBC@cassidoo
Being a good remote worker takes a lot of discipline. We have to do everything ourselves without anyone watching.
In this article, we’ll look at some habits we can adopt to become a good remote developer.
{ author: @AuMayeung } #DEVCommunity https://t.co/n6CofzEZGV
Please stop asking candidates to determine if a number is prime or sum all odd Fibonacci numbers from 1 - N.
These questions don't emulate a real-world scenarios and add an additional layer of complexity for understanding the mathematical concept prior to coding an algorithm.
Just got a job spec sent to me via linked in.
Requirements: Everything I'm doing now + a little more.
Salary: £40k per year in London.
Do they ever fill these jobs?
React is a very popular JavaScript library. And if you're a front-end dev it's great tech to know
Want to learn more and get some of the basics down?
Well then you're in luck - @cem_eygi wrote this article explaining props and state.
https://t.co/LRcgNKDjBJ
🎨 Micro Frontends, Chrome 80, JavaScript, DevPad and more in this selection of Weekly Picks
{ author: @saqibameen } #DEVCommunity https://t.co/jMCPfubUcx
JavaScript has some handy methods for iterating through arrays, like map() and forEach().
But sometimes these methods can be a bit unclear for beginners.
In this article @ibrahima92_ explains some important differences between forEach() and map().
https://t.co/CpD0GGpWNI
Day1: Completed my hmtl and html5 lesson with freecodecamp for begging serach more how I need continue once apply for Microverse challenge, so plan for next days JavaScript #100DaysOfCode#Microverse#freeCodeCamp
day13 of #100DaysOfCode i sat to code during the night time and since I was very tired.......completing an hour was a little bit difficult......but did it and completed the basic html from #freeCodeCamp
day 19 of #100DaysOfCode -- did some lessons in the es6 section of data structures and algorithms on #freeCodeCamp. i also started reading 'you dont know js' to refresh my memory on some topics. i want to revisit old projects and try rebuilding one this weekend :)
"Nothing has been more fun and helpful over the years than writing stuff publicly. It helps me think. It starts conversations." - @chriscoyier
Chris is doing an AMA on @ThePracticalDev!!!
#DEVcommunity#AMA
https://t.co/MOOKwWSVeQ
I am the co-founder of CodePen (I have two fellow co-founders: Tim and Alex), I am the (owner? creator? CEO? lol it's just a blog ok) of CSS-Tricks, and co-host of ShopTalk Show with Dave...
Ask me anything!
{ author: @chriscoyier } #DEVCommunity https://t.co/kflU7vaKwe
day 5 of #100DaysOfCode -- i read an article about making web applications using express/node.js and mongodb. i read another article on CRUD functionality for full stack web applications. also, still working on data structures/algorithms on #freeCodeCamp .
My first post on https://t.co/cjYJjIORAZ https://t.co/rcanJ03o1W. Recently I've had the task to add the app to Home Screen
So, it's just my collection of necessary info and resources + the pieces of working example code #DEVcommunity