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Where to host your website for free.

Christine — Sat, 22 Aug 2020 07:09:57 +0000

Static websites are web pages with fixed content and its constant. But now static sites also handle dynamic data using APIs and queries.Thanks to the development in the tech world

Applications that provide data for frontend through REST API are backend applications. Some of the free hosting providers for your backend were also mentioned below.

Hosting all these applications to cloud for the public access to prototype our idea, showing to friends, colleagues, reach audience during development needs someplace to host and we can't afford high hosting prices during prototype or in development.

Here's the list of free application hosting providers, are f

Github Pages - https://pages.github.com
Hosted directly from your GitHub repository. Just edit, push, and your changes are live.

Netlify - https://www.netlify.com
Easy deploy by dropping your site folder or link your repository for auto-build and auto-publish on commit.

Vercel - https://vercel.com
Host static sites, JAMstack, and auto-deploy on commit.

Render - https://render.com
In Render, we can host static sites and also backend part (adds pricing). Also, auto builds and publishes from a commit.

Surge - https://surge.sh
Simple, single-command web publishing. Publish HTML, CSS, and JS for free, without leaving the command line at any time.

Tiiny Host - https://tiiny.host
The simplest way to publish your website for free.

Fast - https://fast.io
Host anything like images, documents, and files. Global content delivery network free for personal projects.

Cheap services
Heroku - https://www.heroku.com
The cloud service provider offers up to 500 MB of hosting storage for personal projects and we can host all kinds of applications.

Amazon S3 - https://aws.amazon.com/s3
It provides static site hosting with objects stored in it. It's free for a limited amount of requests and also based on CRUD operation on objects. Check their site for full information.

Azure and GCP
Similar to AWS, azure and google cloud provides site hosting services. Check documentation for the free pricing limit.

Host your website for free .with the above host providers.

CAREER TRAJECTORY FOR PROGRAMMERS.

Christine — Fri, 21 Aug 2020 05:43:16 +0000

As a developer, there are a lot of very cool directions your career path can lead you.

You could end up a team lead or manager, or even Chief Technology Officer for your company. You could be a top-tier coder in a particular technical field. You could be an entreprogrammer, a contractor who’s sought after for the coolest new app or startup.Their are so many direction you just need to know what you really want

But getting to the point where you’re making those big choices takes time, dedication, and a career-long trajectory of personal growth. Where do you start? How do you make sure your career keeps moving forward, propelling you toward your end goals?

Realistically, you’ll likely need to spend around a decade honing your skills and working your way through the typical career ladder for engineers. But once you’ve put in the time and built up the skills and knowledge, a lot of new doors will open up.Will definetly open up .

Here’s what you can expect during the early and mid-stage years of your career.

Step 1: Junior Developer
Graduating with a CS degree, completing a bootcamp, or finishing a tech apprenticeship will all put you in a good position to snag a role as a junior developer. This is entry level. It’s the ground floor where most great engineers started, and it’s a great place to learn how to take the skills you learned during your educational background and apply them to the real world.

A junior developer should be able to:
Write simple scripts
Understand database and application services, like queuing and caching
It’s pretty normal to be at this stage for up to the first three years of your career. During that time, you’ll probably find yourself sometimes doing similar work to senior developers and wondering why you don’t have their title. That’s normal! It’s all part of the learning process, and you’ll be at that stage soon enough.

Step 2: Software Developer or Senior Software Developer
With a little job experience, you’ll be qualified for positions as a software developer or senior software developer. Not much about the job itself changes at this point, but with some real work experience under your belt, you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to do more complex tasks and projects.

A software developer or senior software developer should be able to:
Demonstrate how they’ve learned and grown with some experience in the job behind them
Write complex code
Thoroughly understand things like databases, application services, and application lifecycle development
Typically, 1-8 years of experience in the field will give you the qualifications you need for this level. Software developers and senior developers often aren’t quite at the level they’d need to be to manage and supervise others, but they’re on their way. At this point, engineers can start to choose their next steps based on their future goals, and there are two good, but different, next steps. The question to ask yourself to decide which of these two paths to take is this: Do you want to manage a team?

Step 3A: Lead Developer or Technical Architect
If you do want more challenges and responsibilities, but don’t want to manage a team, a position as a lead developer or technical architect is a good next step for you. These are specialized engineers who write code that others look to for help or inspiration. They also design the most complex systems that will then be implemented by other engineers.

A lead developer or technical architect should be able to:
Show skills and knowledge developed with years of programming experience
Have subject matter expertise
Have well-developed technical skills
Be able to conceptualize, plan, and build out complex projects
Alternatively, if you do want to manage a team, you can take a different path.

Step 3B: Development Team Lead or Software Development Manager
Stepping into a supervisory or managerial role is another logical next step you can take after you’ve gained the necessary experience.

A development team lead or manager should be able to:
Manage large-scale projects
Manage teams of people
Recruit, hire, and fire developers
Taking a management path requires more than just coding skills. In order to succeed as a supervisor, you’ll need soft skills like communication, leadership, and the ability to mentor and teach others. This might take more work, since those are skills that don’t inherently come in an engineer’s playbook and will have to be learned separately.

So whether you’re a junior programmer just starting out, or you’re looking to step into your first management role, you might be wondering what it takes to keep your career moving forward over time. For that, and no matter what career path you want to be on, there’s one simple rule.

Success is dependent on your impact. The one thing engineers should do to keep propelling their careers upward is to always seek to increase their impact in peoples life no matter what.

Human being are creatures of habit.

Christine — Wed, 19 Aug 2020 20:02:50 +0000

Human being are creatures of the habit
The simple act we do each day piles up and after few loops it become an habit that determines the direction of our life.It so crazy to know that what we do knowing or unknowing determine our friends ,quality of life we live and so on the list is endless. So with that in mind we have to form healthy habit that will enrich our life in every aspect of life.But to do that is not as simple as saying i wanna change my habit it is a process that we have to follow .Killing those old bad is so hard compared to forming them.But it is not impossible .Follow this leads and they will transform your life in an amazing way
1.Indentify an habit you want to form.
2.Do that thing you want.
3.After doing it reward your self .
Do this for a week and drop your comment over on your transformation process

Take control of your life by forming the habit you want.