I’ve seen people sell Web3/blockchain courses at a ridiculous price💀
so here are some FREE & GOOD resources to learn web3👇
don’t let your FOMO spend thousands on a course when there’s so many excellent free alternatives
the Web3 space is still so new that there isn’t guarantee of anything yet...it isn’t realistic to be job ready after a 3 week course that cost you thousands😅
Explained from the very start (for the real fucking beginners) 😆
A thread 🧵
With Web3 trending, there's a lot of people trying to get into the crypto and blockchain space.
There's plenty of resources for 'beginners', but as a person with NO technical background at all, most of it seems like technical jargon...what if you don't know any of that shit?😂
Friendly reminder that I'm still learning!
Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong and give me any advice, be nice though lol😂
Also, I'm hosting Web3 and blockchain conversations/threads on the Ponder app, so join me if you're interested!!
How improving your writing skills helps advancing your tech career
A thread 🧵
Writing isn't really a skill that aspiring devs think that'll help their careers.
Most of us spend all of our time learning new languages and frameworks, but improving your writing skills advances your tech career and helps you standout in the tech industry as well!
In this thread, we'll mostly talk about the benefits of technical writing, & a few tips on how to become a better writer.
Benefits ✅
-Writing === Learning
-Networking
-Problem solving
-Team communication
-User empathy
-New career opportunities
Top 20 JavaScript array methods every JS beginner should know!!
A thread 🧵
Quick array method recap:
Array methods are built-in functions in JavaScript that you apply to arrays. Each method has a particular function that changes or manipulates the array.
It saves us time because we can use methods instead of hard coding everything!!😆
1️⃣ pop()
pop() removes the LAST element of an array and returns that removed element. This method changes the original array and its length.