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I didnāt post a tutorial last week, and thereās no excuse that can justify it. I apologise ā I got a contract gig and became completely caught up in it. Iāve not yet learnt how to balance work life and recreational activities.
So tomorrow, expect a tutorial from me!
I learnt something new last week: Rails! Yes, Ruby on Rails. It was the framework used for the backend of the gig I worked on. Although my role was Frontend Developer, I had to do a few things on the backend. I found it surprisingly easy to navigate Rails because itās quite similar to Python. People often say Rails is simpler and more beginner-friendly, but at the moment, Iām not so sure. Maybe Iām biased since Iāve been using Python for a while.
Anyway, if you have a solid foundation in computer science, learning a new language or framework is usually a walk in the park.
I recommend taking CS50 Introduction to Computer Science, taught by David J. Malan, if youāre curious. It helped me a lot! Although I was already programming before I took the course, it broadened my understanding and gave me more clarity.
Thatās why picking up Rails wasnāt as difficult as I had imagined.
I also made use of AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude. Honestly, it was a game-changing experience. These tools simplified complex Rails code for me and generated useful examples.
Of course, I faced bugs š, but I fixed them all.
I find the entire debugging process invaluable ā itās a brilliant way to learn, explore, and test edge cases.
Anyway, Iāve yapped enough. See you all tomorrow!
Bye.
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Iām currently looking for a full-time
or contract role (remote).
Iād be thrilled if you could
take a moment to check out what I can offer your business:
I'm ready to start immediately
š§ you can reach me at egbonyigiftvicky@gmail.com to schedule a meet
Let's talk about how I can contribute my skills to drive business growth for your company
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