My current #ai prompt beginning:
"Please review this code as if you're my senior developer and an uncle who wants me to take over as your coding genius one day."
#SoftwareDevelopment
I'm currently developing a functional stopwatch in @CodePen just for fun.
After 6 years of starting and stopping (pun intended), I'm still excited for the learning and honing of my skills on this #SoftwareDevelopment journey.
Reason #48 to hire me
I've been working in tech for 23 years, first as a software developer and more than half as a developer advocate at companies like @Microsoft, @fitbit, @digitalocean, @npmjs, @konstructio...
Years means nothing if you don't bring expertise to the table, and it's what I do with my years building developer relations from the ground and joining teams to boost the impact and scale with my experience.
I'm getting closer to getting this Javascript project to MVP (minimum viable product). Just a few more adjustments before I make the repo "public" on @github.
I implemented a function to find and highlight all occurrences of a specific letter, using HTML datasets. Each tile is dynamically generated with the dataset in Javascript.
Have any other developers here spent 10 minutes debugging their code only to remember there is no "hover" in Javascript events like there is in CSS, and that it's "mouseover" instead?
I knew this, but I've still made this error twice already. 🤦♂️
I started a new side project, using CSS and Javascript. I'm already learning so much from it.
I'm currently testing it out with @CodePen . codepen.io/RyanKHawkins
This is one of my snippets of Javascript code I've included in some of my recent software projects. Who else has small snippets or functions they like to use?
So... I made an extremely shallow chat clone just for the UI for something else I'm practicing to program.
Does anyone else create projects for other projects?
#sidequests
"The opposite of perfection is FINISHED." - @JonAcuff, "Finish"
Ironically, I spent 5 minutes researching how to quote an author, listing the book before posting this to make it "perfect".
Thank you, @ryandotfurrer, for recommending this book. Apparently, I need it.
Writing test cases for my @codewars translations has me wanting to write tests for my own code. This is for my second submitted translation, my first to Python.
ALT Screenshot of test cases for a Codewars translation to Python