Relearning React, and debugging of certain areas are annoying, and I feel like that some features feel kind of convoluted. Pythonwise, Things are great. Working on NLP/Twitter Data project and started messing Django.
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Relearning React, and debugging of certain areas are annoying, and I feel like that some features feel kind of convoluted. Pythonwise, Things are great. Working on NLP/Twitter Data project and started messing Django.
Secure Da Bag
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For C#, XAML, .NET web devs, have any of you tried this? CSHTML5 (C#/XAML for HTML5)
What's up yall, I'm pretty new to the board myself (also from nj) but I work as a DevOps engineer for a start up in NYC. I'm still very new to the tech scene (1 year jr lvl) but I was blessed to land a job.
I have a lot of things to work on so I'm constantly trying to learn nee things. Ice been thinking about starting my own business because I realized everyone I admire is a entrepreneur. Now I have the tool set to get there but I just need to apply myself
I have a lot of things to work on so I'm constantly trying to learn nee things. Ice been thinking about starting my own business because I realized everyone I admire is a entrepreneur. Now I have the tool set to get there but I just need to apply myself
wastedmermaid
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How’d you get into DevOps and how are you liking it?
I went to a software engineering school (bootcamp) in San francisco where I became a full stack software engineer. I liked coding but didnt love it. I felt more at home automating things, setting up cyber security, bash scripting and working with linux systems so I automatically enjoyed the DevOps approach before I even knew what it was.
My first job out if the school was a DevOps position, I dont even know how I landed it because from my knowledge in order to work in DevOps you should have a couple years of being a programmer and sys admin experience and I'm fresh out. But what helped me was being diligent when I applied for jobs and showed the companies I knew what I was talking about even if I wasnt the most technical person
But I love working in DevOps but in the future i may want to shift to cybersecurity..idk though
wastedmermaid
Superstar
Interesting. I ask because most of the DevOps guys I do know have a lot of experience. In kinda the same way I also don’t have a real love for code the way a lot of people around me seem to. But I definitely have be looking at DevOps a bit more lately
Interesting. I ask because most of the DevOps guys I do know have a lot of experience. In kinda the same way I also don’t have a real love for code the way a lot of people around me seem to. But I definitely have be looking at DevOps a bit more lately
Hit me up in here or dm if you want any more help, advice, tips etc...like I said before, this is all new to me but ik always down to help
Data-Hawk
I have no strings on me.
Don't know if I mention it before, It's not really meant to teach you coding, but Twitch is pretty good for watching how programmers go about solving problems.
Just search for Programming.
Just search for Programming.
Maximus Rex
Superstar
Getting my CS degree next month, taking the one elective I need right now
The struggle is over
The struggle is over
You got a job lined up?Getting my CS degree next month, taking the one elective I need right now
The struggle is over
I don't even mind being on call.
Maximus Rex
Superstar
Interview tomorrow with one company, scheduling a phone interview with another company
Struggle ain't over until the offer is accepted
. And don't think it's a wrap until then. Ask me how I know 
Samson
Wholesome Black Man
Has anyone tried FrontendMasters? Was it worth it?
I don't recommend paying for free resources when it comes to Web Development, the stuff I learned was from youtube and documentation.