Part software engineer. Part @Marvel nerd.
Joined May 2020
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19 Sep 2020
And so it ends... today was filled w/ great project presentations, laughter, & good memories as we meet one last time in our coding bootcamp. Even though it's the last day, I will continue my career journey and I am glad that the bootcamp was my first stepping stone 🎓🤓✌️
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28 Apr 2023
“Code is like humor. When you have to explain it, it’s bad.” – Cory House
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4 Apr 2023
It just hit me that 3 years ago, I took a leap of faith and enrolled in a coding boot camp, with no prior knowledge of programming or computer science. Crazy how fast time flies 😮
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Latina Coder 🌴 retweeted
10 Dec 2022
Recruiter:
- We offer a competitive salary
Candidate:
- How much?
Recruiter:
- Don't worry about it, it's competitive. Anyways, what skills do you have?
Candidate:
- Oh, I have amazing skills
Recruiter:
- Great, can you tell me more?
Candidate:
- Don't worry, they're amazing
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2 Dec 2022
Decided to try out the Advent of Code 2022 and I have to say that I am having fun writing programs to solve the puzzles!
Latina Coder 🌴 retweeted
21 Nov 2022
Programming is less about learning syntax and more about problem solving.
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17 Mar 2022
TLDR is a newsletter for people who work in tech, programming, and science.
No politics or sports. Just the most captivating headlines in tech that we can all geek out on.
We summarize the most interesting stories, so you can stay up to date in less than 5 minutes a day.
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Latina Coder 🌴 retweeted
21 Nov 2022
The best way to learn coding is to just start doing it. Instead of reading about it, just try it out and make mistakes. Don't worry about being perfect. Just focus on learning as much as you can.
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Latina Coder 🌴 retweeted
18 Oct 2022
What is a coding no-no?
What are things people should stop doing, not be doing or completely avoid?
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5 Oct 2022
Good morning everyone, except for the companies that are searching for junior developers with 2-3 years of experience.
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Latina Coder 🌴 retweeted
3 Oct 2022
Many developers take burnout lightly.
"I'll just rest this weekend, and it'll go away".
Burnout is a serious condition that doesn't go away with 1 cup of tea and a weekend of relaxation. It can take up to years to fully recover.
Take care. Prevention is better than cure.
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Latina Coder 🌴 retweeted
30 Sep 2022
Where does a developer go to drink with their friends?
The foo bar.
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Latina Coder 🌴 retweeted
28 Sep 2022
A career in tech doesn't require a degree
But it does require training and practice
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Latina Coder 🌴 retweeted
28 Sep 2022
- Write some code
- Create some bugs
- Get frustrated
- Figure out the problem
- Feel like an absolute badass
- REPEAT!
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Latina Coder 🌴 retweeted
28 Sep 2022
if you accept that we are living in a simulation, then you must also accept that the simulation is likely written in javascript
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Latina Coder 🌴 retweeted
24 Sep 2022
What is JSON?
A thread🧵👇
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Latina Coder 🌴 retweeted
18 Sep 2022
Coding with music is fun untill you get a bug in your code🙃
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Latina Coder 🌴 retweeted
6 Sep 2022
Empower yourself with these GitHub repositories as a Computer Science graduate
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