Heya you people.
I go first:
I am learning Bootstrap and AngularJS because a job opportunity needs me to know those, but prior to that I didn't know much about angularJS and would never think about learning it.
Your turn.
P.s. picture of my new laptop and my new stickers collection, because... Why not?
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I already know the basic of Java. But I am trying to learn to concepts of OOP in Java through a udemy course. Trying to understand things a little better.
I believe it is always a good idea to learning more about a topic you already know about. Specially with programming languages, I feel like there is always something to learn!
Good studies!!!
I'm starting an internship that uses React and node.js in a while, so I'm learning React right now and might go back on my old node projects this weekend.
Good luck with Angular!
Thank you!
And that is great. I want to learn node at some point
Nice. I am doing the same.
I have completed the "The Web Developer Bootcamp" course on Udemy by Colt Steele and currently doing the advanced version of the course.
I'm learning Kotlin for Android Development.
I already know Java, so Kotlin, being the future for android development, is a must.
Awesome!!!
Currently getting into Unreal Engine 4 as I'm trying to whip up a gameplay prototype.
Cool!!!!
I'm studying Algorithm and Data structure because i realized that i've already study a lot about the language that i work on and i'm starting to have problem with complex logic.
That is very interesting. What resources are you using?
Books, videos and code training platforms :)
Books:
amazon.com.br/Entendendo-Algoritmo...
amazon.com.br/Algoritmos-Teoria-Pr...
Videos from dev.to/vaidehijoshi (BaseCS videos)
dev.to/vaidehijoshi/linked-lists--...
dev.to/devteam/basecs-intro-to-bin...
Platforms:
codewars.com/
exercism.io/
Thanks for sharing!
I am starting to dive into GraphQL. I am a long-time JS developer but also have projects with PHP/MYSQL. Trying to figure out the benefits and ability to move over old projects or start all new projects with GraphQL.
That is great. I don't know much about GraphQL but I hear about it a lot
Figuring out how to nicely print only a specific section of a webpage, without breaking the markup or styling. Was playing with some HTML-to-PDF libraries, but they are all equally terrible in both the end result and documentation. Then I figured I could just use the
@media printCSS rules to create a print preview screen. Then the user can just hit CTRL+P and only print the part that they want. Super easy! πThat is great! I love how useful CSS is! And Soo underrated
I've learned a few things this week.
I spent some time moping about and being frustrated that I've never managed to finish any "learn to code" program. Then I realized that's not really a problem and it might actually be a good thing. (actually, I should probably write more than a tweet about that)
I learned about a different way to handle files. @rhymes introduced me to pathlib
I am still working on figuring out how to fix a few things for Code Questions bot. Some of the questions are repeating too often. So, I'm reading through the docs to see if there is an option in random()
I read the below post and <3 <3 <3 all the feels
I got bored with asking my son for multiplication tables, so we programmed together a little game with Scratch.
Davide de Paolis γ» Feb 17 γ» 3 min read
Seems like you had a great and productive week!
I also never finished any program π but started a dozen. And I "cheat" on #100DaysOfCode. I skip days then come back like nothing happened πππ
πππ I don't think that's actually cheating. You're still doing it, right? π€·πΌββοΈ
Yes lol lol kinda
Well, in that case, I wrote about why it's not the end of the world to not finish things.
I've Never finished a "Learn to Code" Program
Vicki (she/her) γ» Feb 21 γ» 6 min read
That is awesome!
I tried Jekyll once and didn't love it, but Gatsby was great. My page is on Gatsby too pachi.dev
Thank you! I used a Gatsby started so it was super simple to make!