.reduce() is one of those things in JavaScript I always have to look up again before using it.

I get asked this always and I'll ask it here for the sake of newbie developers : How long did it take you from learning Programming to landing your first coding job?

Spent about $1000 off my salary last month for PPC Ads to grow email subscriber base of JavaScript Jobs Ended up with a $4 CPA - quite expensive for me. Now, I'm looking at investing more in organic growth alternatives including SEO.

For newbie Web devs applying for jobs: When asked to show projects you built with HTML & CSS,.. ...present the ones you built from scratch not the ones you built with templates.

Hey fam, thanks for all the messages checking if I was good while I was away. I appreciate y'all, it's good to be back here💪.

I think I might want to adopt this too.

TypeScript with "any" overuse is just as good as using plain ol' JavaScript.

It's absolutely normal to apply to 100+ companies before getting a job!!!!! Social media is making newbies believe people apply to 4 companies and get 3 offers in 24 hours....

We definitely need more well-meaning & competent people at all levels of government. It will take time but Peter Obi is a good starting point.

Lately I've been working on rebranding and rebuilding JavaScript Jobs ! Developers will now be able to create profiles, message with Hirers & other cool features 🙂. Any features you’d like to see included? let me know in the comments.

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I totally enjoyed reading through this😂. This startup thing is quite a rough path. Been going through it however with JavaScript Jobs

Mark Zuckerberg in 2020 vs 2024