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Gitlab Certification offer - due to the success of the offer, it takes end before 30th April

GecikaDM — Wed, 21 Apr 2021 09:11:43 +0000

What is Gitlab?

GitLab is a web-based Git repository that provides free open and private repositories, issue-following capabilities, and wikis. It is a complete DevOps platform that enables professionals to perform all the tasks in a project—from project planning and source code management to monitoring and security.

Deal => course and certification!

Gitlab is offering the opportunity to self-study and to pass the certification online

how to proceed to get that offer ?

Go on gitlab Link
create an account
looking for the course Link
Enroll
When the course is in your basket you can proceed and use the code to get the content free
No need to enter any payment information as far as you enter the code, just billing information

Here is the code = E6B8A234458AE3D795

The offer end at the end of the month and you will have a year to do the course and pass the certification.

Enjoy learning !

How do you start your project?

GecikaDM — Sat, 10 Apr 2021 08:31:46 +0000

Hello everyone,
I have been learning web development for about 2 years with some breaks as I am working as an IT technician and sometimes it can uneasy to get some free time and being dynamic to concentrate on project.

One of my hobbies is taking pictures, I like photography. And recently after making by cv online, I would like make a photo blog using Gatsby.

However, I think that most of the time, I go straight up to the development phase by started the HTML structure. Unfortunately, and I think you guess it, it starts to be messy as I ve made a plan!

I 've started to think about it and I know this is how you have to proceed to be efficient and not being lost like me.

That is what I try to set in mind before starting my project :

a sitemap
wireframe
define graphics
development
test
deployment

If anyone as advices or plan to follow in order to make easier to start a project I would appreciate.

I would be interested also to know how much time you spend on it. Of course, I guess that the first sketch won't probably be the only one and that most of the time, you have to change plans.

Thanks for all your advices

1st portfolio, which languages/framework to use

GecikaDM — Sun, 13 Oct 2019 15:23:42 +0000

Hi everybody,👋

I am very beginner as a web developper, I have studied during 5 months in an intensive training courses, different langages.
I saw all the basics (HTML/CSS/PHP/JS/JQuery...) and I choose a speciality ReactJs. I finished that course with a disappointed feeling as I feel like "don't know anything". Most of you, are gonna probably tell me that that is the imposture syndrom but I know that this is not 100%. During five months, learning things was very difficult, and I know that they are still a lot of work to do for me, to improve and get things easier.. I can't realise really if I have learnt things during that time, as it's like sometimes, my head is empty...anyway..so in order to continue and improve my skills💪 as I am back at my job which is not developper web but IT support; I decided to do a portfolio, more likely a cv as I haven't got real project done except one at school...

My question is which langages I can use to begin with...I read some post already on Dev and to me, I though it wouldn't be a bad idea to start by the begin, so It could give me more confidence...and using html, css, boostrap(easy responsive), jQuery, what do you think?🤔

Thanks for all your advices😀