@MaruLucenaT Literally in the same boat😂😂 the worst is trying to deal with government institutions. They use such big words and refuse to speak slowly🙃🔫
Being a self taught developer really takes a lot of dedication and self discipline.
I think everyone who starts and finishes that journey of getting their first Dev job deserves a lot of credit #100DaysOfCode#CodeNewbie
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@DThompsonDev hi Danny. I had a question if u can help. I'm pretty far in my journey to code, I've made some cool frontend projects.
I was wandering what you would suggest to get my skills to the next level. Where can I learn intermediate/advanced skills while I look for work?
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Long week putting together the HTML and CSS of my to do app... It's really coming along nicely🥳🤓
Now comes the really fun part, the JS
#100DaysOfCode#CodeNewbie
1st project going really well so far. I've completed the planning stage whereby I set out the features & wireframe of the app.
One thing I did find cumbersome was drawing the wireframe by hand; figma is definitely something I need to learn to make life easier 🚀
#100DaysOfCode
Revision period finished. Took a bit longer than I anticipated but it's over now. Time to start with planning my first project - a to do app
#100DaysOfCode#CodeNewbie#javascript
7/ Additionally I think it will be worthwhile to keep my eye out for roles I could apply to even without completing all my projects first.
These are only the first steps in a very long journey that I am incredibly grateful to have started!🚀🥳
#100DaysOfCode#javascript
1/ And that's that. I have finally finished my first JavaScript course! I can say with the utmost certainty that I enjoyed every minute, even the challenging ones.
Above all I'm proud really that I finished it.
It's important to have a plan so here's what I want to do next:
6/ In any of my free time I really want to improve my knowledge on data structures and algorithms because I find them really interesting. I've only had a small taste so far but I'm eager for more.