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.
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I've been playing around with Svelte/SvelteKit recently and I love it. I've learned so much. I'm currently playing with forms in Svelte and experimenting with different form and validation libraries. Where are the Svelte jobs? 😀 😀
Nice!
Maybe check out the Svelte Society for Svelte job postings? Maybe my coworker @brittneypostma has suggesrions for good places to look for Svelte job postings as she’s very active in the Svelte community.
Of course! The Svelte discord has a jobs channel that is constantly getting new opportunities and there is a Svelte jobs newsletter.
svelte.dev/chat
sveltejobs.dev/jobs/dockyard-ux-de...
Thanks @brittneypostma !
Awesome, thanks for that Nick!
Working with types in your libraries/packages is difficult. I'm writing a json validation library for dart, and working with types is a pain xD Not using types, that's not that hard, but passing types around and expecting certain types and so on is quite difficult.
PD: Not difficult to do, difficult to do well
Acurate xD
This week I learned that I probably have ADHD. This is quite a bizarre concept for me, given that I am 30 years old. But suddenly everything makes sense. I also learned that a lot of fellow coders have ADHD, and that there are support communities out there. So yeah, not much in terms of technical skills this week but a massive and potentially life changing realization that I believe will help in my career and personal development alike.
It doesn’t always have to be about the code. 😎
Started learning Rust. Went through the first half of The Rust Programming Language.
Currently trying to build PNGme to get some hands-on experience.
hey folks, i have started dev in frontend with HTML/ CSS and of-course the great JS.
Last week, i have been trying Typography, Images, Semantic Elements and HTML Forms elements.
looking to connect with new friends in the web dev space and want to grow in the frontend dev space
That's awesome! 🔥
Learned testing on steroid - Cypress 😉
I learned from a friend that every Docker container can have its own health check built in (very handy) and I'm re-exploring using Firebase's authentication for my apps so I don't have to bother rolling my own.
Firebase's solution is free (other than phone authentication; which I don't really care that much about) and would provide a very simple solution that would scale well and should plug in easily. Once I've got it all smooth and easy I'll probably write up an article with a lovely clickbait title like, "Don't write your auth; let Firebase give it to you for free!" or something equally ridiculous.
1:Linux for cyber security
2:Penetration Testing methodology and Standards
3:Basics Training in lab environment
4:How to defend against Cyber Attacks
5:Log analysis for cyber Attack and remediation
6:Wordpress Security Testing
After building my personal site with Eleventy ,watched a stream and learned about the things i need to work on to make it perform better..
Also:
git add -p- this is my new favourite commandAwesome!
I've started Adrian Cantrill's course for the "AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate" certification.
So far, I'm very impressed with the depth of information. The course not only prepares me for the test but also for the job itself.
I also purchased the Book Rust by Rustaceans to improve my skills as a Software Engineer. I would also highly appreciate any additional learning resources.
Nice!
I learned a new design pattern and started to read a book about it.
Sounds like it would make a great blog post! 😎
It's a good idea to fix the knowledge and contribute with the community. I hope to do it soon.
I was able to make a Decimal to Binary calculator (cpp). After I had finished this I tried to make a Binary to Decimal decoder, but it didn't work out and I had to use geeksforgeeks.org for help. I eventually figured it all out and I am pretty happy.
Yeah!
Learned about React Hooks.💫
It has been 6 Days since I started 100 Days in Sollidity and i'm loving it.
Day 1 - Licences and Pragma
Vedant Chainani ・ May 29 ・ 1 min read
I learned about useContext in React.
Still need to wrap my head around it though 😄
I have been learning Java.
Went in dept on JavaScript closures and prototypes
I managed to create a simple Pokemon game with JavaScript. Nostalgia was strong :)
marinsborg.com/simple-pokemon-gues...
I understood classes in Python.
Good times :)
I've messing around with Smart Contracts' creation, practicing with Hardhat and Testing with Chai. Also I minted a token on my wallet running in the the Rinkeby Test Network named KEVS. 😄
Elixir is growing steadilly.
Recruiters and companies get very fixated on the exact tech stack that you have worked, so it is much faster getting interviews if you apply in a tech stack that you have on your resume. Even if you worked in a particular industry and area of technology before, recruiters will complete dismiss your experience as irrelevant unless its an exact match on tech stack.