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What y'all learning about this weekend?
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Just tried out Remix today. It offers great features, but I still havent settled on how I feel about the framework, especially considering how robust NextJS is nowadays. Maybe it'll grow on me.
In last month I am implementing Storybook with support for web and mobile using react-native.
I purchased a paper copy of the "C Programming Language (Second Edition)" by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritche. I first learned C programming (along with Unix) in the year 1991. After that, I never got a chance to use it much. Now, I am reading and trying some code from the new book, for fun, etc. The second edition covers the ANSI C.
Exploring Github's wikis vs readthedocs
I love js!!
Have a nice day.Today I learned about SOLID, Before that I learned OOP. I really don't know what to say but if you don't know SOLID then you don't really understand OOP. After learning about SOLID I feel as if I am a Senior hahaha I am currently a university student preparing for an interview for the position of Fresher .NET
Concurrency Patterns in Golang, Performance, Low level stuff and getting good ideas and expanding my mind 100x by analyzing reviews from Jonathan Blow, Molley Rocket and other programmers like Dave from OOP Rant, and it's always good to always try to find the negative points of anything, literally if you can, try to apply and look for the side negative of everything (when are you studying ok?), ex: X Sucks, Not to X, Worst practices with X, Bad X, stuff like that...
Microsoft Azure. Studying for my AZ-104 certification and doing some environment setup for a larger project that my girlfriend and I are working on.
Working on some stuff with the REST API in Wordpress for my personal site.
A little bit of Python, too.
Although it's as not popular as other languages, I'm learning Prolog🙋. I find it's fun to write codes and has benefits for various fields such as business modeling👺
I'm almost finished with my course on the design and analysis of algorithms! I have one more assignment on binary trees (I think), and then I'm done!