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Laura Abro

@labrocadabro

Full stack software developer at #100Devs | Yarncrafter | Canadian living in Karachi, Pakistan
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Read the description of a LeetCode problem, thought "Hmmm sounds like I need a priority queue" and *I WAS RIGHT*. πŸ₯³πŸ₯³ I've struggled with identifying which strategies to use with LC problems, so figuring that out feels like a bigger win than actually getting the solution!

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During a performance review I had 10 years ago, my manager at the time told me: "Not everyone is cut out for this. Have you considered other careers?" I was very new and impressionable But I only wanted to prove him wrong And 10 years later, I'm still a software developer

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I spent almost 15 years painting cars before learning SQL and becoming a data engineer. I now manage a team of data engineers.

I spent almost 15 years painting cars before learning SQL and becoming a data engineer. I now manage a team of data engineers.
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Best pre interview anxiety tip I've EVER heard. Simply put - watch something that makes you laugh just before going in. You'll be laughing the nerves away! I just did it before my interview, and I went in with a big smile and felt happy rather than anxious! 😁

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This is pretty encouraging: Despite all the layoffs, tech employment grew 3.2% in 2022. Granted, this doesn't take into account the layoffs this year, but certain skillsets like SWEs are still poised for growth. My take: keep your head up, you can still land that gig!

This is pretty encouraging:

Despite all the layoffs, tech employment grew 3.2% in 2022. 

Granted, this doesn't take into account the layoffs this year, but certain skillsets like SWEs are still poised for growth.

My take: keep your head up, you can still land that gig!
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Trying to get some React projects onto my portfolio, so I've recently been building a Twitter clone in Next.js. It's been surprisingly challenging! Getting comments to nest to an arbitrary level took some serious thought on DB design and a recursive component.

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Worked on the Twitter clone again - another day, another recursive component. This one was to show and add comments on the homepage - this isn't how the Twitter feed works but I don't intend to make a 1:1 copy.

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Getting your first job is one thing, but keeping it is a whole other story. Your first 3, 6 and 12 months of a new job are going to be crucial. It's important to understand what your manager wants from you. And more importantly how to ask for help when you need it.

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We are hiring for a variety of different engineering roles at thirdweb right now including a role on my team as a Junior Developer Relations Engineer (intern). πŸ‘‹πŸ˜Š Apply via the links below. πŸ‘‡

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For anyone who's currently contributing to Community Taught, I've changed the way the database connection works. It now just looks for a single complete connection string. You'll need to update your .env, see example.env for details.