Me grinding leetcode:
Surely I'm going to need this in the real world right? ...right??
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Me grinding leetcode:
Surely I'm going to need this in the real world right? ...right??
Nice one! Looks very clean!
Thanks for the suggestion!
About to finish the current book (sci-fi) I'm reading, wanting to move onto something programming related.
Any suggestions on programming books for someone at the junior level?
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Now moving on to Databases now. Feeling good. On a side note, I saw a guy at the hardware store with a "Will code SQL for food" t-shirt on. Maybe I should have asked him for some pointers 😉
I may have some food somewhere...
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Oh I totally know what you mean 😂
This was my hardest part so far in my journey, everything is brand new, don't give up!
I've got some news to share.
Bad news:
Got roasted for not keeping my PUT route idempotent.
Good news:
I now know what idempotence is.
Funny news:
Mac-OS spell checker also doesn't know what idempotence is.
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✨What a dream come true!✨ The co-creator of @typescriptlang.org himself, Anders Hejlsberg, took some time to look at the Doom project!
We also had a chance to chat about other TypeScript topics more broadly - and that video will go live in a few days!
DREAM. COME. TRUE.🚀
I've been working on building my first API this morning, just finished up the GET routes.
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I got one about half as long when I tried to get an LLM to build me one. It didn't work.
Trying to get into the habit of when building an algorithm, to write it out in pseudo-code first. It really helps to structure my approach and not lose track of where I am in the process.
It is addictive!
Crazy!! Congratulations on this Herculean task!
the famous "ULTIMATE DOOM" poster, but it says "TYPESCRIPT TYPES"
Doom now runs in @typescriptlang.org types. What a journey this one's been.
Just completed my 100th Kata on Codewars!
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haha, yeah I've recently realised how much my IDE was doing for me when I (tried to) read someone else's code written in notepad. It gave me that aha moment and helped me realise the importance of things like indentation and syntax highlighting.
I'm a T shaped developer, my code is shaped by my morning Tea!
Cheers!
Completed the currency converter app. I had fun!
Built using:
Node.js
Express.js
EJS
Axios
Frankfurtur API
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Might be worth it. I can only speak for myself here, but I don't want to go back to Twitter.
Yes that's it! Just finished it today.
Working on a currency converter app in order to practice using API's and Axios. #100Devs
Been learning how to use them to connect different apps. Just tackled a project with the Google Maps API – getting the distances and times to calculate correctly was a fun challenge!
Your solution is very readable. Another option would be to use a ternary operator.
I'm with you man, I find out every day that I don't actually know how to code.
Currently learning about API's. Really starting to "open up" now.
You're more than welcome!
Hi Alison, what really helped me when I started here was to just watch some beginner youtube video's about the platform. I was never a big Twitter user so even basic things were tricky for me to figure out on my own. That being said, things could be easier.
I've heard Python is a much more beginner friendly programming language and is better for working with numbers.