Hey friends!
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.
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Spring started and sun has come, so reading The lean startup book 😃
Haha very nice! Bit o' that spring motivation.
Nuxt, intersection observer, possibly Medusa
I've been going through the Microsoft-sponsored course on AZ-204 Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate on Coursera and taking notes on it in Obsidian. I hope to take and pass this certification by early June.
Just finished my AZ-900, starting in on AZ-305.
Best of luck when the certification comes around, Matt. Sounds like you're putting in the work!
I start to understand the js DOM Concepts And i just love it
I’ve been struggling with how to implement asynchronous DB operations in FastAPI + SQLAlchemy. I even had to dig up some source code, but I learned a lot :)
Phew! Sounds like tricky stuff to understand... glad to hear that digging through the source code helped ya out!
I might have exaggerated a bit haha... It was just reading some simple bits of the functions that I was using, not that difficult :)
Thank you for the kind words! I really appreciate it :)
Hope you had/will have great weekends as well!
Haha, word up!
And hey happy to share the kindness. You have a good one! 😀
TailwindCSS. Blasting through a Udemy course, going to build out the template for a Wordpress site once I'm done with it.
I am again with React. But this time React Native to keep it interesting. It try to pick up common coding patterns, that's definitely a lot of learning.
Very nice! Keep on keeping on. Wishing ya the best on your learnings!
AWS cloud practitioner study for the exam. slowly but surely, I'm getting there.
I'm revisiting a lecture on the JavaScript Event Loop and then working on fixing a bug on a calendar application im working on.
I tidied a mess in my head around container runtimes, like:
And now, I would like to share this knowledge with you in my spick and span post on dev.to: dev.to/zdybit/container-runtime-vo...
I even prepared a schema for you to organize stuff even more:
Oh rock on! Loving the schema, this looks like a great resource for better understanding container runtime & Docker.
Thank you.
Yeah, I tried to make it clear and consistent.
The topic seems to be not such interesting as containers and images themselves (BTW, I described them and put them into a similar schema in the first post of the series), but it is significant to get know before you would like to learn Docker components and how you can replace them with Open Source alternatives, like Podman. But this it the topic to another post I which is supposed to be the third part.