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Nicole Gathany

nicolegathany.hashnode.dev·Apr 08, 2025

Apr 08, 2025

Why Uber Drivers Make Great Software Engineers

Leon Noel of Resilient Coders and 100Devs often says that his mentees and students who ride-share (Uber/Lyft)—along with teachers—make some of the best engineers. I always wondered why this was. So…eventually, the universe forced me to learn why—like...

Why Uber Drivers Make Great Software Engineers

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Rai Dorzback

raisadorzback.hashnode.dev·Mar 23, 2025

Mar 23, 2025

Avoid the Graveyard of Abandoned Projects: Plan Before You Code

Why Planning Matters If you’re anything like me, coding is your favorite part of building a web app. And you have likely been in this situation many times before: you come up with a project idea, get really excited, start building immediately, realiz...

Avoid the Graveyard of Abandoned Projects: Plan Before You Code

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Samir Shuman

blog.devmansam.net·Mar 17, 2025

Mar 17, 2025

Slicing Through JavaScript's .replace() Method & RegEx 🍕

Hey coders and pizza fans! 👋 In my last blog post, we learned about HTML lists with my top-secret, low-carb, pizza dough recipe. Today, we’re going to explore the powerful combination of JavaScript's .replace() method and regular expressions. And be...

Slicing Through JavaScript's .replace() Method & RegEx 🍕

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Kirsty

kirsty.hashnode.dev·Jun 14, 2024

Jun 14, 2024

A Week of React Learning: Key Takeaways and Future Plans

Introduction This week has been a fun week; it's my first week without any assignments for computer science and purely a week where I learned all sorts of React jazz. ✨ Not to mention, this week was the first week where I considered myself officially...

A Week of React Learning: Key Takeaways and Future Plans

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Marcia Cripps

marciac95.hashnode.dev·Jun 04, 2024

Jun 04, 2024

From Farmer/Agronomist to Developer: My 4.5 Month Journey to Landing a Remote Job (Without a CS Degree!)

Imagine this: you're contemplating a career change where you can work remotely and solve problems. The tech world keeps calling your name on social media and mainstream media. You dream of coding, but a bootcamp seems expensive, and a CS degree feels...

From Farmer/Agronomist to Developer: My 4.5 Month Journey to Landing a Remote Job (Without a CS Degree!)

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Shubh Sharma

shubhsharma19.hashnode.dev·Apr 21, 2024

Apr 21, 2024

Self taught developers should avoid these traps

1. Tutorial hell trap I think this was very obvious but still wanted to add this as well in this list. When you will be learning to code there will be a phase of your learning journey when you will get stuck in this for atleast once. Tutorial hell is...

Self taught developers should avoid these traps

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Shubh Sharma

shubhsharma19.hashnode.dev·Apr 15, 2024

Apr 15, 2024

4 Habits to Avoid Bugs related to Hoisting in your JavaScript Code

Declaring variables at the beginning of the scope By declaring variables at the beginning of the scope you ensure that these variables are accessible throughout that scope, avoiding any confusion caused by hoisting. const data = 12; const variable = ...

4 Habits to Avoid Bugs related to Hoisting in your JavaScript Code

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Kirsty

kirsty.hashnode.dev·Mar 29, 2024

Mar 29, 2024

Serving Webpages in Multiple Languages: A Guide

This guide explores how to create webpages that display content in multiple languages. Many developers rely on the default HTML boilerplate generated by the Emmet shortcut (! + Tab) in VS Code. This boilerplate often includes the lang="en" attribute,...

Serving Webpages in Multiple Languages: A Guide

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Quincy Larson

freecodecamp.org·Mar 29, 2024

Mar 29, 2024

Leon Noel has Helped THOUSANDS of People Learn to Code [100Devs founder on freeCodeCamp Podcast #117]

On this week's episode of the podcast, I interview Leon Noel, founder of 100Devs and head of engineering at Resilient Coders. Growing up, Leon had it drilled into him that he had to become a doctor, lawyer, or dentist. But his ambitions grew and he w...

Leon Noel has Helped THOUSANDS of People Learn to Code [100Devs founder on freeCodeCamp Podcast #117]

Chavhan Bharat

bharatchavhan.hashnode.dev·Dec 17, 2023

Dec 17, 2023

"Mastering TypeScript: From Loose to Strong Typing" Part: 02

Understanding Arrays, Tuples, Objects, and Enums in TypeScript TypeScript is a statically typed superset of JavaScript that includes static typing. This means that you can specify variable types such as arrays, tuples, objects, and enums. We'll look ...

"Mastering TypeScript: From Loose to Strong Typing" Part: 02

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