#Software Engineer. My twitter handle, "Code4Blessings" means I code for the blessings it brings you, yours, and our business/client relationship.
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Good evening Twitter Devs. It is now R3 D4 of #100DaysOfCode Just like I said when I made this commitment, some wonderful opportunities fall in my lap during my journey. Well, I just landed a HUGE interview which is 10 days from now which means I have 10 days to prepare for it
#100DaysOfCode So I have to switch gears a bit, put aside the #Python marathon aside for a bit and just focus on code challenges for the next month or so depending on how long this process will take.
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#100DaysOfCode So I am challenging myself to complete 10 code challenges/day starting tonight. Happy Trails my bright developers!!!
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#100DaysOfCode R3 D2. Captain's log 042721. Boy, this has been a productive day. I started it with #Python and the I gotta tell you. I was very tempted to skip ahead to the more advanced stuff but I'm glad I didn't. I had no idea what input statements were in Python and how...
#100DaysOfCode ...they work. You make an input statement asking the user a question, then wrap a print statement around it with a response to the user's answer. How did I overlook this? Have any of you Twitter Devs experienced this?
Hello Twitter Devs. Thankfully things have been busy for me between job applications, interviews, and 1 wonderful fellowship thanks to @LambdaSchool I am gonna once again reset my #100DaysOfCode R3 to D1. One thing I've noticed every time I do this, an amazing coding...
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meet and the opportunities they connect you to are beyond words. #100DaysOfCode isn't the only thing I will be resetting. I decided to learn #Python again. Though I learned it at @LambdaSchool there is nothing wrong with mastering it as I've seen big tech companies want ...
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...devs who know that language along with C#, C++, and Java. So here is to #100DaysOfCode R3 D1 starting with udemy.com/course/100-days-of…
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Thanks to @MacauPhoto for making this photo available freely on @unsplash 🎁 unsplash.com/photos/4yXV0JIK…
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I just want to take a moment to thank @LambdaSchool for their Fellows program. I have learned so much on this job. Working with a team really enhanced my knowledge of Flutter and brought out creative juices I didn’t know I had. Thank you so much for this.
Thanks to Giorgio Trovato for making this photo available freely on @unsplash 🎁 unsplash.com/photos/WyxqQpyF…
Good morning Twitter Devs. This is R3D11 of #100DaysOfCode Last night I took a detour back to my @LambdaSchool courses and revisited #React What I love so much about these courses are all the practice exercises there and the fact that they have new ones there.
Good morning Twitter Devs. This is R3D10 of #100DaysOfCode There is a big lesson that I learned in my React-Native App development. The key to mastering any language or framework lies in your problem-solving skills. If you can do that, then the rest is cake. Therefore...
#100DaysOfCode I'm gonna take a break on my app and put my full attention on computer science and problem-solving. Say a prayer for me
Captain's log stardate 021621. This is R3D9 of #100DaysOfCode I decided to spend the morning at codewars.com and I'm glad I did. I'm really out of practice. I'm glad I revisited this. Happy Trails
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Captain's log stardate 021521. This is R3D8 of #100DaysOfCode The further I go along with this app, the more conflicted I become about what I should spend more time on --mastering React-Native or improving my computer science skills. My instincts tell me to finish this app...
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...but every time I explore the logic, in the app, I realize how much problem-solving review I need to do. Perhaps I should just challenge myself to 1 coding challenge/day before I start on the app and time myself. Then I can get back to the app. Happy Trails #100DaysOfCode
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