Tech communities you should join! (online and in person)

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FREE hands-on trainings, mentorship & an awesome inclusive community founded by @kunalstwt.

commclassroom.org
Open Source community aimed at encouraging and promoting communication, best practices and technical expertise in an inclusive and welcoming environment founded by @eddiejaoude.

eddiehub.org
#100Devs is dedicated to training the next generation of software developers and has an engaged discord community.

Code and coffee is a community for developers to grow and make friends, in-person and online. I organize the NYC chapter! @nyccodecoffee

codeandcoffee.community
@Techqueria is a nonprofit that serves the largest global community of Latinx professionals in tech. They probably have a chapter in your city! @TechqueriaNYC

techqueria.org
@GirlCodeRec is a female / non-binary career-focussed online community and consultancy closing the gender gap.

girl-code.co.uk
@Join_Tribaja is a talent marketplace and community for under-supported tech talent.

tribaja.co
@codebuddiesmeet is a global community of amazing people who help each other become better at software development.

codebuddies.org
@latinas_tech is a community of over 14K Latinx women working in tech.

latinasintech.org
@WomenWhoCode is a non-profit dedicated to inspiring women to excel in technology careers.

womenwhocode.com
@baddiesintech is a community-powered organization that helps women of color break into and belong in tech.

baddiesintech.com
@Meetup Find tech groups in your city to connect with people who share your interests.

meetup.com
You can find a more comprehensive list in this article I wrote. 💙

medium.com/@juliafmorgado…

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Most Common Programming Myths Holding You Back!

Don't fall into these traps like I did...
🗣 "It’s not for me"

It doesn’t matter what your background is, bringing your prior experience to the table will set you apart from others and give you a competitive edge.

Don't set yourself for failure from day 1!
🗣 "I need to be a genius to be a programmer"

With coding, talent only gets you so far… To be truly great requires hard work and dedication!

You don’t need to be a genius, you just need to break everything down into tiny little problems and then solve each one.
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I didn't know that you can get paid to write technical articles!

No BS.

Here are a few websites where you can start and earn money by writing. 💰💰
@digitalocean

- Up to $400 per article

- Articles about OSS, infrastructure, cloud hosting, Linux, and more. It's not limited to their products, though!

digitalocean.com/community/page…
@twilio

- Up to $500 per article

- You are not required to use Twilio but you need to write articles with examples

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A curated list of the best Software Development Subreddits for you to join!
1) r/Programming

Members: 4.3M

This is one of the longest-established subreddits.

It features professionals comparing notes and sharing tips. Reading that can be a handy learning tool, although it isn’t really concerned with tutorials or helping to uplift newbies. Image
2) r/LearnProgramming

Members: 3.2M

This subreddit is dedicated to helping you understand programming in literally any language; there is vast information here.

You might have to hunt for the information you’re looking for relating to your specific language. Image
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You don't suck at programming, maybe you just don't know how to learn.

Here are some learning tips & resources:
This free course teaches invaluable learning techniques that you can apply anywhere.

coursera.org/learn/learning…
The course “Learning to learn” from @AndreiNeagoie
and his platform @zerotomasteryio is great to understand how we humans learn and what obstacles we might face.

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10 websites that will save your time while writing CSS!

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1. uiverse.io
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All content is open-source and free to use!
2. imagecolorpicker.com

Get the exact color code of any image, screenshot, or website.
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It's no wonder why people struggle with learning.

It's simple: The system works AGAINST you.

You need to fight.

I'm learning how to code: it's painful, but it's easy if you plan ahead.

Here are 9 secrets on how to learn anything👇
1. Immerse yourself in the learning process

You should know by now that multitasking is bad. You have to isolate yourself and focus only on that task. Turn off notifications, and don’t let yourself get distracted. You’ll learn much faster and easier this way.
2. Learn in short bursts

The best way to study (and preserve your attention) is to focus your efforts in short bursts, as in 20-to-30 minute chunks. Any longer than that, and your attention will start to dwindle. The pomodoro technique is a powerful tool.
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