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Developer productivity requires balancing two competing desires:
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It’s often tempting to improve something that’s important, but unrelated to my current task.
So, these two desires must be balanced.
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Remember to keep your commit messages clear, concise, and meaningful. And avoid making unnecessary commits just for the sake of “bumping” the history.
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It's a common requirement in programming to have to set something up to run at certain intervals. The way we typically do this is with cron jobs.
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Prettier would not run. Could not figure it out.
...missing a parens 🤦🏻♀️
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Let's learn about the push and pull architecture of network communications, and how push architecture can limit the load on our application server, increasing performance.
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Last month, we members of were challenged to #buildinpublic: I made a blog post on describing my Row Counter app that I worked on during said challenge! #WomenWhoCode #womenintech #WomenInSTEM
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Follow along to work with the DOM tree and nodes to learn all about accessing and working with DOM elements.
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Let's learn how to use Rust to program an IoT board to regulate the temperature of our home.
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This tool can be a valuable asset to easily maintain and have terraform documentation for your modules without much effort. Let's figure out how!
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I want to tell you a Node joke but nvm, I can't express it 👀
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The Laravel community is growing, and the packages developed for it are also increasing. We'll look into a few packages in this article to improve PHP coding standards and automate some tasks that were done manually.
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There's a balance between individual coding and research. If you can figure out everything solo, you leveled up. Look at if there are better alternative methods, more complex functionality, or read some blogs. The industry changes fast and there's always more to learn #DevDiscuss
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Skill plateaus are good in short bursts - when I switched from Java to Django, I needed to feel steady for a hot sec.
But often, it’s a 🚩- either the work isnt exciting you or the company isnt supporting your growth.
The best antidote is jumping into a new domain
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Time for #DevDiscuss!
Tonight’s topic is… “Skill plateaus”
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- What concept in coding do you think leads to the most plateaus?
- How can coders level up their skills when they’ve hit a plateau?
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Going from junior to engineer is pretty easy. But getting past this point seems quite difficult. I need to show more leadership, but also have to do a lot of work to find good projects.
It requires a level of networking and connection that's not easy today. #devdiscuss
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Time for #DevDiscuss!
Tonight’s topic is… “Skill plateaus”
- Tell us about a time when you hit a skills plateau (coding or otherwise).
- What concept in coding do you think leads to the most plateaus?
- How can coders level up their skills when they’ve hit a plateau?
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#devdiscuss the best way Ive seen to grow through a skill plateau has literally been to throw myself into a new language or environment.
Earlier this year I went from only ever doing frontend work to having to learn Kotlin to build a new service Such a great forcing function
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Time for #DevDiscuss!
Tonight’s topic is… “Skill plateaus”
- Tell us about a time when you hit a skills plateau (coding or otherwise).
- What concept in coding do you think leads to the most plateaus?
- How can coders level up their skills when they’ve hit a plateau?
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We constantly argue about cosmetics vs. "functional" features, but that's essentially a matter of personal taste. To solve problems, we need to spend more time on the intrinsics.
Here's what I mean...
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Working in the a11y space and advocating for accessibility on your development team can feel like you are never making progress. It takes a very persistent and tough mindset to push through—so take the small wins!
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Hello there. Thanks for the bug report. Are you solution oriented about it or in the feelings stage?
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PHP8 is not your grandmother's PHP3, and ECMAScript 12 is not your grandfather's Javascript!
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The design pattern called Prototype gives us control of making clones of objects. Let's implement it for a blog/online publication-style website...
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This game was my first big project using Elixir, and two years of on-and-off side projects later, it's still probably the one I had the most fun building.
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The bare minimum for creating a blog post editor from scratch #100DaysOfCode #100daysofcodechallenge #Java #javascript
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Overall, I feel that Rails is amazing, has a lot of design wisdom in it, and is very classic.
But if Rails has to rely on Ruby in the end, why don't I just use Python?
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Before we start blindly mashing away without an understanding of what's happening behind the scenes, let's run over how Laravel Sanctum works.
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Lately I've been experimenting with Ionic/Capacitor to build native apps using VueJS. But I had problems building for iOS and configuring all the dependencies...so I wrote this short guide to help you.
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In this post, I’ll suggest topics to explore as you begin your journey as a data analyst — including project scoping, organisational context, and being curious about the data you are interpreting.
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Building #Accessibility on a dev team or at an organization can be painfully hard and stressful. I used to think, "why the hell can't you just add #A11y!?!? It's so simple". One thing I've learned, TAKE THE SMALL WINS! #Webdev #DEVCommunity #Mobile
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So, in short: when Strict Mode is on, React mounts components twice (in development only!) to check and let you know it has bugs. This is in development only and has no effect in code running in production.
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Let's talk about about web security, common web attacks, and how Angular's built-in security mechanisms protect us from accidental attacks. 🛡️
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Once we have a general idea of what Postgres is, let's look at why learning how to utilize this database can be advantageous...
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