2 years into programming, and you don't understand the fundamentals of how the Web works .... And that's perfectly fine.

I wrote Javascript promises for 6 months and never understood a thing.

But I kept shipping till I understood.

You'll be fine. Keep learning.

Day 5 of #100DaysofCode
✅ I learnt about Miraje JS. So, it's an API mocking library that lets you build, test and share a complete working JavaScript application without having to rely on any backend services. Still learning it, though.
✅ I also learnt about Relative Links.

Day 4 of #100DaysOfCode
Learnt about NavLinks using className and inline style props and implemented it on codeFit.
#js #reactjs

So, I'm like way behind and I should be on my thirty something day but things happened like losing my phone, and so many other things. But this is me trying again.
Day 3 of #100DaysOfCode
✅I refreshed my memory on Relative Routes, Index Routes.
✅Hero for codeFit.

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Day 2 of #100DaysOfCode
Still on React Router,
✅I learnt about Relative Routes
✅Index Routes.
✅Also did the navbar of the project I'm working on. Would finish it up tomorrow.
#javascript #reactjs

Alright. 😃
So, I want to thank 𝗖𝗵𝘂𝗸𝘀 𝗡𝗢𝗧 𝗖𝗵𝘂𝗰𝗸𝘀 and @devDhee for pushing me to start the #100DaysOfCode . One day at a time. 😜

Okay. Here goes nothing....
Day 1 of #100DaysOfCode
React Router
* I learnt about React Params
* Nested Routes
* Layout Routes
* {Outlet}
I also started a project to implement React Router.

You spent 4 - 5 years in the university

Now you want a get rich quick scheme and you say it's frontend web development you want to do.

2 months in, you are screaming 'JavaScript is hard'

But uncle and auntie you spent 4 -5 years learning something that will not pay your bills…

Met a new awesome friend Anazodo Nessa.. at #CityJsLagos Conference .

Learnt a lot from AHMEED ETTI-BALOGUN | POET about Demystifying AI at cityJs #CITYJSLAGOS CityJS Conferences

I know you owe nobody nothing, but please kindly make out time to reply to those DMs, and if you know you have no time to reply to DMs, kindly lock your DM.
#withLove #MentalHealthMatters

Day 1 of city js conference Lagos.
✅ Built url shorter with Christian Nwamba
✅Built chat GPT clone with Gift✨
🤝 Networked and met 2 amazing ladies @presh__dev and Anazodo Nessa..

#cityjslagos

Course certifications is almost useless in Tech today, stop rushing to finish courses or add to your skills list

Focus on building projects with what you have learnt, it says you understand & you are able to solve problems with that tool/language

Keep building projects 🔥

Today,

1. Eat 2 eggs
2. Sleep 6-9 hrs
3. Take a walk in nature
4. Eat at least 1 fruit
5. Climb stairs, avoid the lift
6. Drink 2-3 litres of water
7. Get 30 mins of sunlight
8. Don't take things personally
9. Spend quality time with family or friends
Repost: for others.

THE CODE SCIENTIST 3 most important JavaScript concepts/patterns I use every day:

1. Promises, async/await
2. Array methods - map, filter, reduce, split, join, find
3. `this` keyword

Also 3 for React:

1. Hooks: useState, useEffect, useRef
2. Rendering JSX (obviously)
3. Component hierarchy

I…

I rather be rejected trying than not try and lose an opportunity because of fear of being rejected..

I just got my ticket to the cityJS conference. This would be my first time attending and I'm so excited. CityJS Conferences

Throwing it back to the incredible dedication and hard work of our CityJS volunteers—your passion and efforts made our event unforgettable!

Don't miss out on this year's event; it's set to be knowledge-packed.

Get your tickets now!
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#CityJSLagos