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Hooray! I need this a lot right now. I've lost my job due to Coronavirus and decided to build myself a (probably full stack) web development bootcamp, since my needs are pretty specific -- but I am really missing the idea of networking and having an accountability group like I would in an actual bootcamp. Anyway, I'm on day 10 of a #100daysofcode challenge (lauragyre on twitter if you're interested), having reviewed HTML and CSS and currently working on JavaScript functions. And I'm starting to have an idea for a portfolio site, but it involves learning to animate an actual drawing, which seems like fun but I haven't even started the where-to-start-tackling-that-challenge challenge for that one. Looking forward to meeting other newbies!
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Sounds like a cool project. Will keep an eye out on twitter
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Just released my Go tutorial series on building an API client from scratch! dev.to/andyhaskell/build-a-web-api...
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Yessss thank you! You know Iβm checking it out and supporting
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Thanks!! Hope you like it!
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I'm reading through a book on designing Event Driven systems. Sometimes, I find most of my time is spent looking up terms or concepts as opposed to reading, but I know that is just a part of learning. Can anyone else relate? π
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