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I learned so much from my teammates doing this @ChinguCollabs voyage ~
Today's addition to the Three.js Journey's wall of fame: Voyage #43
👉 portfolio3js.netlify.app
A beautiful and comforting scene.
Makes you want to stay there.
Great job @_seantai and @jane_moroz !
👉 linkedin.com/in/danneytrieu/
👉 linkedin.com/in/eugenia-ishu…
👉 github.com/chingu-voyages/v4…
Chingu retweeted
Day40/#100DaysOfCode
✅ Design and development of Array Game,
for @ChinguCollabs voyage44,
✅ we are in last sprint 6
#javascript #webdeveloper #webdev
Chingu retweeted
Eternally thankful to @jsjoeio for introducing me to @ChinguCollabs back in 2019. The project that we built as part of my cohort proved to be one of the most, if not the most, important projects in getting my first role in tech. Every aspiring developer should try it out!
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Chingu retweeted
Did you know that you can use the
`npx npkill`
command to free space in your projects folder by deleting all the unused node_modules?
Pretty neat!
Chingu retweeted
Can you find writing difficult?
Can you have an idea BUT find it difficult to explain it to others?
Can you struggle with creativity?
There is a 4-stage model of creativity.
Once you're aware of it, you'll be able to leverage your creativity, save time + stress, AND enjoy it!
Chingu retweeted
Couldn't agree more with this @DThompsonDev. It emphasizes the importance of rigorous and structured testing too
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Becoming a web developer has ruined me, now I can’t just visit a site and appreciate it.
Now I’m picking it apart, like
“Oooo, that font looks nice, wonder what it is??”
**Dev tools open, poke around!
Chingu retweeted
If you want to become a programmer, learning to code is only half of the work.
The other is a proper mindset, self-confidence, & belief in your goals.
Work on both: your programming skills & personality traits.
Or you will be severely disappointed.
(from my own experience)
Chingu retweeted
Sneaky @Rich_Harris leaving this till the end of the @SvelteSociety stream for the SvelteKit v1 release!!!
SvelteKit now has AUTH!!
vercel.com/blog/announcing-s…
Chingu retweeted
Decided to start cleaning my notes about Django and write a couple of articles/tutorials for beginners on building a CRUD app.
Part 1 is all about starting the project 😄
dev.to/makneta/lets-learn-dj…
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In two weeks @SvelteSociety London are being hosted by @MSFTReactor at #ReactorLondon
This will be a hybrid event, so, in person and online!
@Rich_Harris will be doing a talk on "Mistakes we made building SvelteKit"
If you want to attend then check out the Guild link 👇
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An article with a few React open source projects to learn from : codewithnico.com/production-…
I don't know if you can contribute to any of them, but the first project is by Tania Rascia and she's got nice tutorials on her website.
The 4th project - the Todoist clone is also
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The next Svelte Society London Meetup is this Thursday (November 24th) with our hosts @outverse_ ! Come join us!
We'll be having talks on Moving from React to Svelte, progressively and using Shareable state.
Interested?
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Ways to connect with your dream customers (and turn them into true fans):
• Encourage their dreams
• Help understand the why behind their failures
• Listen to their fears
• Bring unexpected perspectives
• Care.. a lot :)
What's works for you as a dream customer / company?
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The goal any kind of business is not to lead with:
"How can I sell my product?"
Instead you want to ask:
"How can I serve people?"
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At some point, the way to keep growing isn't to learn more, but instead shift our focus from personal growth to contribution.
By shifting our focus to helping others, and guide them through what we've learned, we start to grow again.
Contribution is the key to continued growth.