✅ “I have built an app that has helped people stay on top of their day-to-day tasks and stay organised using my React skills”
👉 It’s about the impact you have on people, not your skill set
❌"I built a weather app with Vue"
✅ "Enabled users to plan their day by building an app which provides clear and convenient hourly weather forecasts. Make flexible, expandable and fast by using the Vue framework to build the app"
❌ "Created a website for a restaurant"
✅ "Enabled a local restaurant to quickly and conveniently communicate with their customers about their menu options and latest offers by creating a fast website for their establishment, thus increasing their profits by 15%"
❌ "Skills: responsive design"
✅ "I ensure all users can access every service I create regardless of the device they own, large or small, by following responsive web design practices"
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When you use a website or an app, a lot of things are going on in the background in order to give its users what they're looking for.
Things are being carried out and the result of these things depend on other things.
One of these things that influence how an app behaves, is the information that it has on hand. For example:
💿 The user's name so the app can give a personalised greeting.
💿 The list of tasks in a to-do list so the app can list them, add things or remove things from it.
If you're learning Javascript, sooner or later you'll come across the forEach() and map() functions. It is quite often that there is some confusion about what each one does.