DEV Community: Scott Muangsrichan

What are you building?

Scott Muangsrichan — Mon, 25 Jul 2022 15:54:00 +0000

Short post, I want to know what are you building and why are you building it? Let me know in the comment section. Personally I am building a Jiu Jitsu training log to track how many hours I have put into my journey. There are some other things I want to add to it such as a short notes with how the training went and stats record for tournaments engaged in with the win loss record attached to it.

What do you guys include on your resume when applying for tech jobs?

Scott Muangsrichan — Tue, 19 Jul 2022 18:28:18 +0000

Building out my resume. Writing out my previous work history. Interesting to look back at what I was responsible for and the work I was assigned and how that can be used with getting a role in the tech field.

I want to know, what do you include on your resume. If you are a recruiter, then what are things on resumes you have received that stick out to you both good and bad.

Thanks for reading!
Scott Muangsrichan

Dev Journal Entry

Scott Muangsrichan — Fri, 15 Apr 2022 16:36:19 +0000

Where I am at in my developer journey. Learning backend things with NodeJS , Express , and using databases with MongoDB. Learning all this through a Udemy course called Web Developer 2022 by Colt Steele (I am sure I am missing some other keywords in the course title but that is the general synopsis of what the course contains.)

I would say the course is decent. The one thing that I want to see added to this course to make it better would be more exercise to test students understanding of the material. Coming from another course that costed $8,000 (I left that course due to not being able to make the payments for it) it included a lot more exercises to test the students understanding of the material with quizzes and projects that we did on our own and then submitted to a senior developer for review.

Anyways, I could go on a tangent about the differences and qualities that each course has. Back to what I was saying which is where I am at in my developer journey.

Learning backend stuff and then moving into a code along project that will put everything together. Database with MongDB, backend with Express and NodeJS, and frontend with HTML , Javascript and Bootstrap.

Coding up another project that is a fighter management system. Aims to give fight managers a single hub for organization and communication for all their fighters they manage. Coding this project up with React. So far I understand how components work and how to pass props to those components. Using a learning platform called Scrimba to learn React.

Biggest things for me is to keep working on projects that are not code alongs.

In the comments below, where are you at in your developer journey? All experience is welcomed!