July 17th, 2020: What did you learn this week?

It's that time of the week again.

So wonderful devs, what did you learn this week? It could be programming tips, career advice etc.


Feel free to comment with what you learnt and/or reference your TIL post to give it some more exposure.

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Summarize a concept that is new to you.

And remember, if something you learnt was a big win for you, then you know where to drop it as well.👇👇🏻👇🏼👇🏽👇🏾👇🏿

What was your win this week?

Gracie Gregory (she/her) for The DEV Team ・ Jul 17 '20

#discuss #weeklyretro


Comments

[Colum Ferry]

Testing NgRx Effects with jasmine-marbles and it's a breeze to say the least!

[Nick Taylor]

[G33kNoob]

This week

1. i learning some katas, i solve 6 challenge in codewar
2. learning nuxt auth ( but not yet implementation)
3. Learning to deploy altcoin wallet to dogital ocean server, mining it, and running masternodes
4. Instal blockchain explorer in local system

[Nick Taylor]

[Alvarez García]

The difference between fixed and sticky on CSS

[Daniel P 🇨🇦]

I learned that the internet can be fragile

[Nick Taylor]

[Nick Taylor]

What's STACKS?

[Habdul Hazeez]

This week I learned how CSS clip-path works while working on an unpublished post.

The following article was really of great help:

• Clip-Path Polygons Explained.

Edit July 20, 2020: I published the article.

Image manipulation with CSS

Habdul Hazeez ・ Jul 20 ・ 9 min read

#html #css #webdev

[Russ Edwards]

This week I learned about Barrier, a software KVM. It allows me to control both my Windows 10 desktop and my Ubuntu laptop from the same keyboard and mouse. I also learned about VcXsrv, an X server for Windows that allows you to run Linux GUI applications from the Windows Subsystem for Linux v1.

[Nick Taylor]

[Abhineet Tandon]

Looking for a job and learned how to take rejections. 😎👨‍💻

[Nick Taylor]

Yeah, don't take rejections personally. Keep at it and good luck!

[Shannon Crabill]

This week I learned, that I'm not as strong in Javascript as I thought.

I had a mock technical interview this week as part of my Bootcamp and technically, scored 2/5 on Javascript fundamentals and 3/5 on current standards and frameworks.

It was humbling, but helped me to see that I need to circle back and refresh my knowledge of those core concepts. I know how to code, how to get done what I need to, but dictionary definitions and concepts I need to memorize / better understand for future technical interviews.

[Abhineet Tandon]

@shannon, i think we are in same boat. So would love to know from where you got the mock interview. I need to practice alot. Thanks.

[Shannon Crabill]

I did my mock technical interview through skilled in. A no-cost-to-me interview was included as part of my boot camp. Had a good experience, me reviewer was great and I got a lot of detailed feedback, but I have heard mixed results from others that have used the platform.

[Abhineet Tandon]

Thank you 😊

[Nick Taylor]

That's great that you had a mock technical interview though. Now you know what to work on.

[Shannon Crabill]

Yup. Just need to fine or make the time. 😬

[Jason F]

I deployed my first Blob storage container using an ARM (Azure Resource Manager) Template to a dev environment at work. I've also been trying to learn as much as I can about Azure Pipelines because I will have to make my own very very soon.

[Nick Taylor]

Noice!