Hey folks 👋
What y'all learning about 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.
Learn your way! ðŸ§
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I'm all over w3Schools learning bout git. I'm fighting man. I'm gonna win. I,m half way through. I started yesterday. I plan to finish today. I'm gonna win. Whoever wants some make appointment and you can take a que. When I'm done. I'll give your face something to be happy about.
This weekend I'm playing with NativePHP and Livewire 3.0! They offers lot of possibilities that I'm really enjoying! Specifically I'm adapting a command line tool I've been developing for server management to a local app with interface. I recently wrote about how to develop che command line version here on dev, and will probably write something about the native app too 😄
I'm learning more about Go 🙌
FWIW I learnt Go a while back and never found a usecase for it. I use typescript for most things and learnt rust for if I need to optimise. Rust replaced Go for me. Steeper learning curve but great community and environment. I build mainly web apps
YMMV and this is obvious a n=1
This past weekend I was learning about ice cream for debugging coupling it with logging. It's very useful for my pandas data pipeline project! So cool and exciting
Making a go with C#
Getting down to the Javascript basics and hoping to find comforting familiarity somewhere in there (coming from C#). .. also, passively looking for the perfect data structure to help model something I'm working on.
Learned how to integrate dark/light theme on Nuxt. That it's!
I'm learning how to create a UI Design system in react
I have a Python assignment to complete for my data mining course, then I’m going to continue what I started yesterday—exploring the scikit-learn docs. They’re super helpful!
I'm reading on Selenium. I read about using Selenium in Javascript and now am reading about using it in Python.
I learned how to generate a Windows Application with using the Tray Menu!
An alternative to Windows Copilot to change Windows 11 settings via text input.
WinTalker
An alternative to Windows Copilot to change Windows 11 settings via text input.
Why use Windows 11 Copilot, which doesn't officially exist yet, when there is a (much better) alternative?
Windows Talker (Part 2)
Benedikt Schächner ・ Aug 7
Days 3 and 4 of 100 Days of Code: Replit. I've finally admitted to myself that randomly learning code recipes has me running in circles. I put up a good stubborn fight.
I'm learning NextJS.
Building my start up api services with Springboot+Jwt, kotlin, on intelliJ
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