Wealth is silent. .⚙️ Founder @NFTFACTORY2
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I'm Abimbola James, Founder of @NFTFACTORY2. I studied Food science and technology at Obafemi Awolowo University, I am an entrepreneur, UI/UX designer, hustler and a web3 enthusiast. #Doxxed #web3
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Starting from the absolute basics and deliberately staying there.
Alongside JavaScript fundamentals from Jon Duckett, I’ve begun Computer Systems: A Programmer’s Perspective — Chapter 1: “A Tour of Computer Systems.”
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It walks through the full life of a simple program: how source code becomes bits, how compilers and linkers transform it, how the processor fetches and executes instructions, why caches matter, how storage forms a hierarchy, and how the operating system manages everything
underneath.
These layers are the foundation everything else sits on. Skip them and you write code without understanding what the machine is actually doing.
Learning the basics properly. Teaching what I’m learning. Building the right way.
#ComputerSystems #CSAPP #JavaScript
Currently deep in Jon Duckett’s JavaScript & jQuery, working through arrays of objects and how to call specific elements.
An array of objects lets you store multiple related items — each one a full object with its own properties.
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You reach a specific object with its index: hotelArray[0].
Then you pull a property from it: hotelArray[0].name or hotelArray[0]['name'].
Simple pattern. Extremely useful.
Too many people try to manage collections of data without first mastering how objects and arrays
work together. Get this foundation solid and your code stays organized, readable, and far easier to scale.
Learning in public. Teaching what I’m learning. Building the right way.
#JavaScript #jQuery #WebDev #LearnInPublic
Currently deep in Jon Duckett’s JavaScript & jQuery, working through objects.
An object is a way to model a real-world thing in code.
Properties hold the characteristics (name/value pairs).
Methods are the actions that object can perform.
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Simple idea. Powerful foundation.
Too many people jump straight into complex patterns without truly understanding how objects work. Get this right early and everything else — from the DOM to modern frameworks — becomes far clearer.
Learning in public. Teaching what I’m learning.
Currently deep in Jon Duckett’s JavaScript & jQuery, working through functions, parameters, and arguments.
A function is a reusable block of code that performs a specific task.
Parameters are the placeholders you define in the function.
Arguments are the actual values you pass in when you call it.
Simple distinction. Massive impact.
Too many people rush to frameworks and advanced patterns while the foundation is still shaky.
Mastering these basics early makes everything that follows clearer, cleaner, and far less painful.
Learning in public. Teaching what I’m learning. Building the right way.
#JavaScript #jQuery #WebDev #LearnInPublic