The latest articles on DEV Community by ac3kill3r (@ac3kill3r). https://dev.to/ac3kill3r https://media2.dev.to/dynamic/image/width=90,height=90,fit=cover,gravity=auto,format=auto/https:%2F%2Fdev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fuploads%2Fuser%2Fprofile_image%2F839682%2Fda18eac4-e97a-4501-80b8-0d0b107264b2.jpeg https://dev.to/ac3kill3r en ac3kill3r Thu, 21 Apr 2022 07:39:17 +0000 https://dev.to/ac3kill3r/journey-of-becoming-full-stack-web-developer-20ij https://dev.to/ac3kill3r/journey-of-becoming-full-stack-web-developer-20ij <p>Since my last post I've been learning python to learn the basics of coding. Some of you may say that to become a web developer or learning programming I should not have choose python. Bla bla bla, I know you have different opinions but my goal was to learn the basics of programing interactively. Somehow I managed to get an essence of that. I am here to share my experience from scratch. So I am sharing my routine about the things I am doing to make coding as a habit which are as follows-</p> <ul> <li>Coding everyday for at least for 1 to 2 hours.</li> <li>Read and watch other programmers blog/vlog.</li> <li>Taking notes in every line of codes to remember at a glance what that part of code does.</li> <li>Google is a developers and programmers best friend.</li> <li>Fingering out my own project and working on it.</li> </ul> <p>I have also taken course in Newton schools Full stack Web Developer course which will start from 25th of April. I am now in a position like "Whatever it takes". Way to go....</p> <p>That's all for today. Leave a like, comment if you care. I may not be regular here but every now and then I will post here. Bye..</p> developer python javascript newtonschool ac3kill3r Thu, 31 Mar 2022 03:11:13 +0000 https://dev.to/ac3kill3r/here-to-share-my-thoughts-33f7 https://dev.to/ac3kill3r/here-to-share-my-thoughts-33f7 <p>Well, if you are here that means you can read and maybe you are also confused AF like me. To be frank, I'm pissed about my idea of switching my 6 years of frustrating technical support career. Yes, I had a job and quit it because of unnecessary pressure of reaching harassing targets (which is getting scolded by customers on behalf of the company which cannot put their shit together) and ridiculously unusual shifts of my job. <br> I know it is ridiculous because all the other millennials are working like this no big deal right! Periodt, I don't want to be like them. Lately I have completed certificate course on Hardware &amp; Networking, Ethical hacking. Cool right! but I didn't use them to build my career around that instead I looked for easy money in exchange for my blood and sweat and being a part of an unhealthy work culture. In this pandemic I learned how much companies care for their employees. Hence, I've decided to end that hell of a nut job and learned Python Programming. Nowadays I am learning programming and I feel relieved. Everything I learned from school by reading books putting together all that knowledge is really helping now. Like automating daily staff, coding self-learning web applications, scripting facial recognition program that alert via text messaging etc. I am 33, I don't have a job right now but I am sure by the end of 22 I will have a better career as a programmer or I will code my own startup. Who knows!! On that note thank you if you have read till here. Like, share, follow, troll, do whatever you want, be honest. Bye.</p> python programming