@jacksonfall

@jacksonfall

@junglescout

@junglescout

Will Chadwick (ラヤ+תהלים but Scorns the Shame 钉十字架)

@CardioLeo

@ProgrammingHero

#willwritesandcodes #100DaysofCode #Day31

Uninstalled and reinstalled @ProgrammingHero again, did the exam for #Cpp course, and it still crashed at the end.

:/

It could be my phone. I'll have to try installing it on another device. Still a bummer

@Prghub

Also resinstalled the very different app, @Prghub, which has much shorter courses and as a result felt deceptive about how much you were learning. I haven't uses it in over a year for sure. They have a bunch of new courses. I'll try some-I don't know if I'll keep at it w this app

#willwritesandcodes #100DaysofWriting #Day23-#Day27, need to keep track of how much I write and where. I kind of write a lot, but not always towards the goals I want to write toward. So I'm writing this tweet to stand in for missing those days' record while noting that I do write

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Will Chadwick (ラヤ+תהלים but Scorns the Shame 钉十字架)

@CardioLeo

@enkidev

#willwritesandcodes #100DaysOfCode #Day30

Today was a great family day-

also studied some

Looked over my #Cpp cards

@enkidev:
2 Docker lessons
4 #CSS lessons (next #Sass)
pseudocode for binary search algorithm

closely read #Knuth's flowchart for #ArtofComputerProgramming

@wildlearnerapp

@wildlearnerapp's #React course has taught me more so far than at least one other online course, if not two others.

My strategy is #repeatedexposure - the more I get aquainted with a lot of the concepts, the easier I find it to engage in coding itself, its concepts, syntax, & logic --- especially since I have such a hard time getting to sit down to actually code, given my job and family life.

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Will Chadwick (ラヤ+תהלים but Scorns the Shame 钉十字架)

@CardioLeo

#willwritesandcodes #100DaysofCode #Day29 (actual)

This is a throwback to my first javascript *script,* useBash.

I just love #bash

Anyways, today...

@wildlearnerapp

Today I haven't done nearly enough; but I went over my #JavaScript Interview Question flashcards (& the 1st #Cpp one)

I also discovered @wildlearnerapp !! which is very schnazzy looking & has good quizzing so far (but where is the C++ course?)

I *love* discovering new resources

Also, #Perl? watched a couple videos on Perl.

My learning journey is vast, immersive, and cyclical. If I don't finish something right away, or if I start something new, I almost always cycle back to the old ones. I feel I have learned a lot this way, for better or worse.

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Kirk Borne

@KirkDBorne

@tut_ml

12 Best FREE #SQL Courses and Certifications Online in 2023 — compiled by @tut_ml
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#Databases #DataScience #BigData #Analytics #DataScientists #100DaysOfCode
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#SQL

#SQL Notes for Professionals: books.goalkicker.com/SQLBook/
[free 166-page PDF download]
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#Database #DataScience #DataAnalytics #DataScientists #DataProfiling

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Sachin Kumar

@Sachintukumar

📊 Hey Folks

✍ So Day - 6 on #powerbi 🚀

🧵👇

⚠ Today I Made a Awesome #America Retail Analysis Dashboard

🎇 The beauty of Power BI is that you can look at each element to make better #decisions. The #dashboard's visual representation allows users to quickly see the #data that's relevant for the choices they have to make

🔥Then, define clear objectives to ensure that the dashboard accurately reflects your desired outcomes. 👇

#PowerBI #100DaysOfCode #100daysofcodechallenge #Data #100daysofcoding #developer #DataScience #dataScientist #DataAnalytics #excel #SQL #tableau #visualization #Dashboard

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Will Chadwick (ラヤ+תהלים but Scorns the Shame 钉十字架)

@CardioLeo

@enkidevs

#willwritesandcodes #100DaysofCode #Day19

Today I did several @enkidevs workouts on #CSS and #interviewprep, finally actually finished the #HowToProgram video on Python Modules, typing up a #python program from the video which I hope to record an audio code walkthrough for.

Hoping to get more done today still. Overall, I've been pretty productive, due in part to using the #forestapp for #focus.

I've heard a number of people talk about how important it is to get used to reading other people's code, actually understanding it, and talking about it, so if I start doing these walkthroughs it will be to practice those skills.

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Will Chadwick (ラヤ+תהלים but Scorns the Shame 钉十字架)

@CardioLeo

#willwritesandcodes #100DaysofCode #Day19

I should spend more time going over #Perlisisms. I'm sure some of them are outdated; a number of them seem worth dwelling on.
perilousresonance.wordpress.com/2023/02/11/434/

@enkidevs

Today I did several @enkidevs workouts, and at least one @GrasshopperApp lesson.

I find it is frustratingly easier to study than to actually sit down and code. Is this procrastination? Why is typing out lines on the computer harder than reading etc?

Probably fear of failure mixed with the sense of being so slow, already bypassed by others, that I feel walking in the right direction is almost - a waste of time?

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Sachin Kumar

@Sachintukumar

🐍Python is easy!

You can learn enough #Python in 8-10 hours to pick the rest up with active practice.

Here are my top 5 #free places to catch the basics:

🧵👇

1/ Codeacademy (where I first learnt Python) -
lnkd.in/eZnqKD_x

2/ MITx 6.0001 (this series is a brilliant intro to CS) -
lnkd.in/eeBXsQqr

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Tanmay Rauth

@tanmayrauth

I've been on both sides of an Interview table and have experience over 50+ interviews.

Here are some 8 Tips about cracking your Technical Interviews 🧵👇

#100DaysOfCode #Interviews

1. Ask Questions:

You will be intentionally given a vague question with vague inputs.

You are expected to ask clarifying question and have clear understanding of requirements before jumping into solution.

Don't assume anything !!

2. Improve Solution Overtime

You're not expected to come up with optimised solution in one go. First come up with brute force and then eventually try to optimize it.

Interviewers usually give some hint about optimised solution. Don't expect it for obvious ones.

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Alagarasan

@AlagarasanWDev

Generator function* in JavaScript:

A thread 🧵

#100DaysOfCode #javascript #Angular #reactjs #devbubble

In JavaScript, generator functions are a special type of function that allows you to use the yield keyword to pause and resume the execution of the function.

#100DaysOfCode #NodeJS #CodeLife

They allow you to create iterators, which are objects that can be used to iterate over a sequence of values.

A generator function is defined using the function* keyword and can be invoked using the yield keyword.

#100daysofcodechallenge #NodeJS #reactjs

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Alagarasan

@AlagarasanWDev

Memoization: Using Proxy in JavaScript

#100DaysOfCode #javascript #rarely_used #devbubble

Memoization is a technique used to optimize the performance of a function by caching its results for a given set of inputs.

#100DaysOfCode #reactjs #Angular #NodeJS

The idea is that if a function is called multiple times with the same input, it's more efficient to return the cached result instead of re-computing the result each time.

#100daysofcodingchallenge #reactjs #Angular #NodeJS

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Alagarasan

@AlagarasanWDev

Data virtualization: With Proxies in JavaScript.

A thread 🧵

#100DaysOfCode #javascript #rarely_used #devbubble

Data virtualization using Proxies in JavaScript refers to the ability to create virtualized data structures, such as virtualized arrays, that load their data on demand rather than loading all data at once.

#100DaysOfCode #ReactJS #Angular

This can be useful for improving the performance of an application when working with large data sets.

In this Eg., we create a VirtualArray class that takes in two args- the length of the array & a loader function.

#100DaysOfCode #javascript #NodeJS #ReactJs #Angular #devbubble

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Erick Wendel

@erickwendel_

Wowwwwww today is a day to celebrate! My blog is finally live and the first post is CRAZY nice 😱🔥

👉🏻 bit.ly/blog-ew-websoc…

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#javascript #nodejs #learning #blogpost #tutorial #websockets #socketio #diy #100daysofcode

@nodejs

I've been creating videos on my youtube channel that you rarely will see in another place on the internet 🤩

You'll find there subjects like Recreating @nodejs from scratch, Web APIs and recreating web protocols such as the Web Socket using JS with no frameworks, etc

/2

And others, which are amazing experiments, such as recreating a code coverage tool from scratch and how to process terabytes of data using JavaScript

If you search about those subjects you'd reach out to my videos but why not have them as blog posts as well?

/3

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Erick Wendel

@erickwendel_

Sabia que é possível usar JavaScript para interpretar variáveis do bash direto do terminal? 🤯🔥

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#javascript #nodejs #js #bash #devtips #100daysofcode #node #childprocess #tutorial

Estava produzindo uma super aula do meu curso de Node.js Streams (em inglês), ensinando sobre como paralelizar o processamento de arquivos usando Node.js

A ideia é subir um processo para cada arquivo, e cada processo filtra os usuários que possuem o email em dominio gmail

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Só que eu automatizei a validação para verificar que todos os itens foram processados e enviados para um arquivo de saida

Então primeiro fui lá e usei o `grep` para filtrar o texto do arquivo e o `wc -l`, para obter a quantidade de linhas.

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Coding Cossack

@CodingCossack

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Sachin Kumar

@Sachintukumar

👩‍💻 GitHub Importance in Data Field 🔅

🧵👇

📅 Data Professionals need #GitHub for source code management. It hosts Git, an open-source version control system that tracks the changes and requests of a project. Using GitHub, users can #clone the code from the central #repository to their local machine, make changes, commit

I will Tell You 3 Steps To Gather Perfect Knowledge About Github & Git

1️⃣ W3Schools.com Tutorial
w3schools.com/git/default.asp

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Steve Nouri

@SteveNouri

How to leverage ChatGPT to its full potential?

These 30 posts will transform your career.

Make sure to Click Follow to receive all the "30 Days of ChatGPT" content.

#chatgpt #DataScience #BigData #Python #AI #Programming #CloudComputing #100DaysOfCode #coding

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Alagarasan

@AlagarasanWDev

WeakMap in JavaScript

A thread 🧵

#100DaysOfCode #javascript #rarely_used

A WeakMap is a map that holds weak references to its keys.

This means that the keys are eligible for garbage collection if there are no other references to them.

This feature can be useful for implementing caches or other similar data structures.

#reactjs #Angular #NodeJS #js

A WeakMap is a special kind of map where keys must be objects and the map doesn't prevent garbage collection of its keys.

You can think of a WeakMap as a map that doesn't "own" its keys, and therefore doesn't keep them alive.

#100daysofcodechallenge #100DaysOfCode

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🚽 Sanjeev Thiyagarajan 🚽

@Sanjeev_Tea