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Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
Things to practice more as you grow older:
- Increasing self awareness
- Thinking about thinking
- Standing for the truth
- Self confidence
- Self respect
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
If you want to learn a new skill - like Python - you should build projects with it.
But how do you start? And which projects will help build your confidence?
Here are 11 Python projects from @LifeTechPsych that junior devs can build for coding practice.
freecodecamp.org/news/python…
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
Two skills every junior dev needs to practice:
1. Getting comfortable right coding. Push yourself. Push past the fear of bugs. Just write.
2. Reading code. You’ll be doing a lot more reading than writing when you land a job. Read more.
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
ABSENCE of knowledge is not the problem.
ILLUSION of knowledge is the problem.
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
Remember that the reason you're doing this is to make your life better.
Today's not the day to give up.
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
Day 18 || #100DaysOfCode
Built my first @reactjs app to convert degrees to radians, using the useState() method.
Also, read this fine article written by @LifeTechPsych about productivity and behavior in programming.
freecodecamp.org/news/how-to…
@ossia
@freeCodeCamp
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
If you find yourself bookmarking a lot of tutorials without writing a single code, it’s time to ask:
“Why am I procrastinating?”
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
Here's a list of useful resources to save.
If you've ever wondered about building AR/VR apps. This one's for you.
AR = Augmented Reality.
VR = Virtual Reality.
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Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
How to Be Productive, Feel Less Overwhelmed, and Get Things Done - @LifeTechPsych 🌟🌟🌟
freecodecamp.org/news/how-to…
#DEVCommunity #CodeNewbies #100DaysOfCode #developer #coding #programming #code #coder #webdeveloper #webdevelopment
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
Officially I have finished my first day of #100daysofcode I will call it day 0. I am following the advice of @LifeTechPsych and although I already knew a little of HTML5, I want to master it completely to have well seeded the bases. This going to continue.
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
This is useful for scientists too 👇
Many developers have shared with me that they struggle with:
• Consistency
• Beating procrastination
• Time management strategies that work
To help out, here are details of the techniques I've used for over 5 years as a developer, mentor & creator.
lifetechpsych.com/best-produ…
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
Procrastination is starting another coding tutorial.
To avoid building a project.
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
Biggest mistake for new programmers? It's focusing on learning syntax.
Instead of learning how to solve problems.
#100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
You can grow past beginner zone if you build projects.
You can build projects if you commit to coding frequently.
You can commit now in one of 3 ways:
1. #100DaysOfCode
2. #5000LinesOfCode
3. #5DaysOfCoding
What are you waiting for?
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
Many developers ”die off” because they try so hard to hold on to only the things they know.
But no matter how much:
- You know
- You've learned
- Or you can build
There'll always be more to cover.
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
Stop underestimating yourself.
Just because you're struggling to learn now doesn't mean you'll never get good.
Life.Tech.Psych retweeted
4 things every junior web developer should know:
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1. Learn how HTTP works in general.
2. Understand how a relational database works (fullstack dev or not).
3. Know to debug code in one language.
4. Become familiar with the basics of regular expressions.