A little late for the update , but I finished Module 1 & 2 on the Scrimba Frontend Path. After work tonight or tomorrow depending if I’m tired or not I’ll work on module 3 & 4✨ #scrimba #css #HTML #Web3 #Webdesign #FrontEndDeveloper

HERE ARE 4 COMPLETELY FREE CODING BOOTCAMPS THAT YOU CAN BE PART OF:

If you decide to wait until you know everything about Javascript before applying to a job, you will be unemployed forever.

Heyyy, I’m back. I had burnt myself out so bad. I should give myself small breaks instead of spending my time at my desk every chance I get. Getting back to it, this time in a healthy way! #HTML #CSS #frontenddevelopment #javascript

How to land your first job as a Software Developer based on skill. Not degree or background:

Learn Coding For Free 👇 📂HTML → w3schools 📂CSS → FreeCodeCamp 📂Javascript → Javascript .info 📂Git / GitHub→ LearnGitBranching.js .org 📂API → RapidAPI 📂React → React-tutorial .app 📂SQL → Sqlbolt 📂React → Scrimba 📂Tailwind → Tailwindcss .com

A thread (with proof) on how to land your first role in tech as a newbie.✨🚀 It’s a trick I’ve tested myself and found to be very effective. There’s a small caveat, but if getting your foot in the door is your goal… you won’t consider it a caveat. Here goes…🧵RT and share.

I got a Paid Remote Internship role as Frontend Developer! 🥳🎉 Here I've curated a list of Web Development resources that helped me land a job in 8 months:

Lately I have interviewed 3 folks for frontend role of 1+ years and all of them failed. Reason they were weak at the core Javascript. An advice, please revise core js concepts and practice problem solving.

Dear frontend newbie "I've learnt HTML, CSS and some JavaScript...can I start React?" If this is you...please, don't start anything 🙏 The thing is...software engineering is a crowded town hall and you just have to be different from the bala blu to scale high. 1/x

Going to try and build some experience by freelancing on simple websites.

Help a beginner programmer in ONE sentence...

Two things you MUST take serious as a tech newbie. (i) Tech Events / Conferences (ii) A Tech community. Not in any tech community but wanna join one ? Reply this tweet with what you’re learning & someone could link you up with a tech community. ✌🏽

Developers, who inspires you the most in tech?

If you think internships are reserved for university students, think again! I've recorded several interviews with self-taught developers who landed internships (or an equivalent training opportunity under a different title). Linking a few below 👇🏻

Tools I use as a web developer: → HTML/CSS/Javascript/VueJs 🌐 → Laravel + MySQL 🐬 → Google fonts 🆎 → AI/ChatGPT 🤖 → GPT-3 API 🧠 → Vercel 🚤 → Netlify 🕸️ → VSCode 💻 → MDN 📃 → W3 Schools 🌐 → Git+GitHub 🐙 → Stack overflow❓ → Chrome DevTools 🛠️ → Dribbble💫

I started coding seriously in 2020 and now this is the result Read this, if you are stuck or don't know what to do A mega thread🧵

the power of being a self-taught developer isn't that you're learning to create software it's that you're learning that you can learn anything the world suddenly looks less intimidating #100devs

According to Grok it takes this long to become: Back End Developer: 6-12 months Front End Developer: 6-12 months Full Stack Developer: 12-18 months Mobile App Developer: 4-6 months Game Developer: 2-4 years Cloud Engineer: 6 months - 2 years Dev Ops: 6 months - 2 years UX

It’s been a while since I’ve posted here. I’ve been focusing on my school work, but I’m excited to show you all my new projects/portfolio when I’m finished. Putting my 1st one to shame😅 See yall later💖 #uidesign #figma #FrontEnd