Dev Genius·4yHow To Become A Web3 Developer
The web3 industry is relatively new, and there are not a lot of resources. I’ve compiled a list of the best resources and guides to create the ultimate roadmap to learn web3 and Solidity. An average blockchain developer makes $140k/year. Getting into this industry is the best thing you can do as a developer.
Hashnode·4y5 Simple Productivity Tips For Developers
Being as productive as possible is a goal of every developer. The tips I prepared for you today are well known, but people tend to forget or disregard them. As we all know, the simple is often the best! Working fewer hours per week can improve your productivity.
freeCodeCamp·4yLow-Code for Freelance Developers & Startups
This course will teach you how to use the Appsmith Low-Code platform. You will learn how to quickly build tools that many startups use by using the low-code approach. Watch the full course below or on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel (2-hour watch).
DEV·4yProductivity Boosters: My Top Five Developer Tools Worth The Money
GitLive is a peer-to-peer code streaming platform and IDE UI extensions. Wallaby is an integrated continuous testing tool for JavaScript. Code Time is an Open Source plugin for automatic programming metrics and time tracking in Visual Studio on JetBrains. Time tracking tools help you find out your most productive time.
Hashnode·4yCracking FAANG interview
In this blog I would like to share my journey from a startup to Google. I believe sharing my story is important, as my journey is not that conventional. Through my story, I want to highlight the amount of failures one gets. This is an apology to all the great recruiters who have helped me in my journey.
ByteByteGo·4yInterview question: Design Twitter (Episode 5)
In this newsletter, we will talk about the following: Process vs Thread. A visual guide on how to choose the right Database. Unique IDs are very important for the backend. We will explore common requirements for common social media IDs that are used in such as Facebook, Twitter, and Facebook.
Towards Data Science·4y5 Books To Help You Write Better Code
The ability to write good code is often more valuable than what your code does. If your code is clean, well-organized, and easy to read and follow, your value as a programmer will be pretty high. I read many books about software engineering and writing code, and the 5 books I will talk about today are my favorite ones.
freeCodeCamp·4yLearn Redux Toolkit – The Recommended Way to Use Redux
Redux is a JavaScript library for managing application state. It is most commonly used with React, but can be used with other JavaScript frameworks as well. Redux Toolkit is a set of tools that helps simplify Redux development. It includes utilities for creating and managing Redux stores, as well as for writing Redux actions and reducers.
This is Learning·4yHow to manage your professional career?
Career Planning is very dynamic and moving along with it we need proper career planning. As a software developer, the most challenging part is managing manager expectations. The ultimate solution is you need to make your manager happy. If you are not getting a salary increment or promotion then move on and work where your work is appreciated.
Hashnode·4y#9 System Design: Sharding
Sharding and partitioning are both about breaking up a large data set into smaller subsets. The difference is that sharding implies the data is spread across multiple computers while partitioning does not. A few common sharding techniques are:Geo-based sharding: Data is partitioned based on the user’s location, such as the continent of origin, or a similarly large area (e.g. “East US”, “West US’).
freeCodeCamp·4yNextJS and HarperDB Tutorial –Build a Full Stack Productivity Timer App
In this article, I'll show you how to build a task timer app using NextJS and HarperDB. We'll be building a full stack app that includes JSON Web Token Authentication, fetching data using HarperDB's built-in API, and rendering the data with NextJS.
Hashnode·4yHow I tanked a FAANG interview
Spazure has been working in the tech industry for a little over 20 years. He has always wanted to be a programmer, but has never quite gotten there. Last year, when he turned 40, he vowed to change everything. Spazure is now taking 12 hours of school to get a job as an intern.
Hashnode·4yThe Most Undervalued Skill of Programmers
Programmers are always learning. Whether it's learning a new language, a new framework, design patterns, or even a keyboard shortcut. It makes them and their team more productive, saving valuable time for their company. But we rarely talk about the skill of making code easy to understand.
Better Programming·4yWriting Code Is One Thing, Learning to Be a Software Engineer Is Another
Software development is more than just writing code, says Austin Kleon. Software development skills are how you build quality software and deliver software projects. A developer's value is based on their skills, knowledge and experience. Good developers are humble because software development crushes overconfidence with embarrassing mistakes.
freeCodeCamp·4yHow to Become a Better Programmer – Use a Skill-Building Planner
Many programmers are missing out on a simple way to improve their programming progress. A planner and journal in tandem can help you stay on the direct path, measure progress, stay motivated, and conquer imposter syndrome. Planners are often used to give productivity a boost in order to stay organized.
freeCodeCamp·4yHow to Get Ready for a Job in Tech – Tips for Beginners
After 15+ years developing software, I had a bagful of thoughts to share with the younger generation. I was able to summarize everything in eight high-level points without making my audience bored with it. All the points mentioned in the article apply to everyone, irrespective of their current experience in the industry.
