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Software engineer with a passion for learning and building

Joined September 2019
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I would love to hear your opinion teach my 12 yr old girl how to code or wait till she is older?
No one knows the url so it's fine
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Wow this sounds like a breakdown of my skills, I must be doing something right lol 🤣🤣🤣
Most underrated skills of software developers: 1. Solving problems in tiny incremental steps. 2. Translating technical options to money in/out. 3. Risk assessments. 4. Ignoring hip and shiny tech. 5. Active listening. 6. Carrying a conversation.
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I would love to hear more about this and what you do at Thoughtworks
Replying to @jxxf
Postscript: there's lots more that I think would be interesting to say on this matter that won't fit in a tweet. If you're looking for speakers at your next conference on this topic, I'd be glad to expound further. I don't want to be cleaning up more Y2038 messes! 😄
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well said !! 😉
You aren't a Go, or Rust, or Java, or Python, or JavaScript developer (unless you are writing those languages). In reality you are a developer who uses language X to solve Y problems. You can learn new languages and paradigms. Don't get stuck in the I am an X developer.
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You aren't a Go, or Rust, or Java, or Python, or JavaScript developer (unless you are writing those languages). In reality you are a developer who uses language X to solve Y problems. You can learn new languages and paradigms. Don't get stuck in the I am an X developer.
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As a @FlatironSchool Graduate, my goal over the next 2 weeks is to go thru the upgraded #javascript section @FlatironSchool. Yes, the best way to become good at anything is #review and #review !!
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Check out Command Line Power User course @wesbos → commandlinepoweruser.com
Well said.
When you finish a PhD in computer science, they take you to a special room and explain that you must never use recursion in real life. Its only purpose is to make programming hard for undergrads.
Today I learnt the real reason why @FlatironSchool we learn Sinatra/Rack before moving on to @rails 😃#webdeveloper
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If you know what your potential is, your success is endless.
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I love helping and contributing to open source @wendisha @AdeelMhd
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ohh this is so true , I learn most with building there is only so much a person can read
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THIS is cool would love to see the setup!
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