Developer of thingies at @Eventbrite. Marine vet, @BloomTech Web14 alumni, I build poorly planned back yard stuff and made low quality YouTube videos some where
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6 Jan 2021
I recall when job searching, a hiring manager expressed skepticism over if remote dev teams could actually work. The interview went from me selling myself to me selling the remote idea to them. Now they’re working fully remote and making it work just fine. 🤨
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18 Dec 2020
I seriously have no clue how Reddit works at all lmao.. #ModernWarfare #InfinityWard help a brotha out.
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18 Dec 2020
Wish I could block people from reporting bugs at work too lmao.
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30 Nov 2020
Shouts out to all of the good players that moved on to warzone.. you guys made this possible 😂
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30 Nov 2020
Started playing @CallofDuty #modernwarfare after playing #ColdWar all day on my PS4. I feel like Cold War is an unpolished mess. The graphics, animations, and sound feels like I’m playing on PS2. Was I just expecting too much from @Treyarch after Modern Warfare?
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11 Nov 2020
Thinking about going on YT and doing some random live dev stuff for newer people to watch and hopefully learn some stuff, wonder if anyone would watch that. Would YT be best for that or would it work better on Twitch?
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22 Oct 2020
As a dev, I often try to focus on accessibility. I also use screen readers myself as my ADHD makes it difficult to get through long reading material in a timely manner. Running into sites in 2020 that still drop divs and spans in place of semantic elements makes my eye twitch 😓
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21 Oct 2020
Honestly after seeing first hand what a lot of their students can do, I’d jump on this if I had a company.
20 Oct 2020
Lambda School is working on something incredibly, incredibly exciting. I can't talk about it publicly yet.
If you're actively hiring junior engineers, please like this tweet and I'll DM you more information.
Still on the DL for now, but trust me. You'll want this.
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12 Oct 2020
Amazing opportunity to connect with professionals that might be able to help you or someone you know out.
11 Oct 2020
We are trying to start a movement to help those with a record find employment in Tech. If you are someone that can help or need help connect use. @RwoltX @UnderdogDevs Lets destroy these barriers.
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11 Oct 2020
We are trying to start a movement to help those with a record find employment in Tech. If you are someone that can help or need help connect use. @RwoltX @UnderdogDevs Lets destroy these barriers.
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24 Sep 2020
We found out that my daughters school iPad has a coding game for kids. She got excited to try it when I told her this is what I do for work. Now she’s learning about giving a program precise instructions, bug fixing and testing. Any other fun kids coding games?
#1dayofcode
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24 Sep 2020
Update: she’s now using JavaScript to make a Fuzz of me in her game.
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22 Sep 2020
One thing I hate about typescript as a newb: being screamed at by my editor the second I add a return type up until the moment I write that return statement 😂. I don’t know if I can take this kind of abuse lmao
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22 Sep 2020
Things I love about typescript as a newb: it’s saved me a lot of time when writing bad Code. Missing params, handling null values, getting a better picture and understanding of objects I’ll be expecting. It’s made me think of better ways to write my code.
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21 Sep 2020
Things I currently dislike about typescript as a newb:
1. interfaces can be extended but types can’t, but you can’t see what’s in an interface on hover like a type.🤔
2. You can only use instanceof on a class to find out its type. Useful for when a func returns 1 of many types.
21 Sep 2020
It’s always kind of sad to me when I see a lot of great YouTubers who inspired me when I was learning to code, quit their jobs and stop coding. I wish them the best as they start leaning towards vlogging, but now I have to search for new content.
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21 Sep 2020
Been working with typescript for a bit. At first I was a nervous about how well I’d adapt to it during a client project. I’ve been using my usual method of “get as far as I can on my own and then reach for docs when I try to do something too fun”. Seems to work out somehow 💪🏽
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