Howdy! 🤠
What y'all learning on this weekend?
Whether you're sharpening your JS skills, making PRs to your OSS repo of choice 😉, sprucing up your portfolio, or writing a new post here on DEV, we'd like to hear about it.
Whatever ya do, remember to take breaks and treat yourself for working so dang hard!
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Still learning how to THINK before make an ACTION
Resume learning Express and Node.js. For Node, spent time on Events (EventEmitter), Streams, File System and HTTP. All from their documentation.
Resume learning Golang, but had to reread fundamentals again in its documentation.
Spent little time on MongoDB for introductory topics such as view (creating and using); plan to continue on it later.
Diving deeper on PHP with Laracasts! I've had enough of AWS trying to learn Cloud for the previous 3 months. My brain needs a break
Can you mention some features of PHP you were diving deeper ?
Routing and code structure is what I'm taking a look at, right now. And yes, I'm a complete beginner to Web Development.
Working on a react project 😉
Do you use Redux for global state management or do you only use useReducer and Context for it ?
Depends on the use case. In an enterprise app with large streams of data and data is required to be persistent across application, I would prefer redux.
But for a small 2-4 page app with limited data, context api is enough I believe.
Thank for reply. That makes sense.
And I guess you use Hooks (functional component) instead of Class component, right ?
Yes, functional components are now a recommended one from React team.
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Currently, im learning react native, still stuck because of android sdk configuration
I cannot resume my learning on RN, because I cannot upgrade my Node.js to version 16.
You may ask RN community about your problem or google it
The problem is because on Windows, Node version 16 and newer requires Windows 10 or newer. While my laptop specification is not adequate for installing Windows 10. :)
learning golang and microservices!
Learning AWS Lambda, Serverless Framework
British English. It's for a docs style guide I'm working on.
Data Structures.