Also a customer here, DatoCMS is fantastic product. We run hundreds of sites on their platform. Their team also works with you on pricing as you scale.
This reminded me of the Knowledge Project podcast with Dr. Rhonda Patrick on certain biomarkers, including omega index as an indicator for longer life span.
We've been using Mercure for 3+ years in production. It's been pretty much set it and forget it. Maybe once a year do we have to maintain the server e.g. clear up space, but overall has been great for our use case (which does not need full pub/sub).
This was me yesterday after reading the official Willow release.
Spent yesterday afternoon and this morning learning what I could. I'm now superficially familiar with quantum coherence, superposition, and phase relationships.
In other words, you got this. Now I gotta learn linear algebra. brb.
We use the 418 response code in our authentication service. We use to determine whether the token is invalid due to expiration, vs any other reason. If 418, we know to refresh to access token automatically... pretty harmless and definitely not a security measure.
I used to be local teen that would fix everyones Playstation 3's, when they got the red light of death. I used to do the heat gun trick to get them back up, but decided to also try an oven at one point (it worked). I wonder if this was the same phenomenon...
I'm by no means an advocate of this library, and never plan to use it, but to support component props that trigger rerenders, a'la React/Vue, I would use JS Proxies here. Wouldn't be that hard to implement.
Will the API support uploading conversion of markdown to "application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document"? I process thousands of documents each month -- often have to parse from HTML to Markdown to Docx then finally upload and convert to Google Doc format.
Do you have DACA already? I've had DACA since it's beginning but just this week was approved for my green card via adjustment of status through marriage.
The only caveat for me was needing to do Advance Parole before hand, otherwise I'd have to also do consulate interview.
I second the Micrograd implementation vid, had to pause several times to look up some concepts.. but so far the best resource I've found in regards to gradients work in neural networks
What kind of projects do you want to working on? You have the basic building blocks: HTML, JS, CSS, and PHP. It's time to build stuff!
You can use PHP to build a backend REST API using the Slim or Lumen frameworks. You can do the same with JS using Node's express framework. Deploy on Heroku to get started for free, and no I don't work for them.
Maybe learn a little bit of database architecture and deploy that using AWS RDS. Free for a year! Google has a similar option.
Or maybe you want to be cutting edge and setup a GraphQL server with Apollo or Prism! Up to you.
With JS, you can learn React, Vue, or Angular and consume the API while generating UI's for the user. Use Netlify for your front end deploys! It's free for personal projects.
Build a few projects that aren't basic "calc", or "weather" apps. Maybe create your own user authentication system with oAuth2, heck even JWT.
Download a UI Kit from ui8.net so you don't have to design from scratch. This will make your project look legit when you showcase. (Mostly not free, but good investment)
I hire a lot of engineers, I look at their work but also the design of the project (even if they didn't design it)
Good design establishes legitimacy, even if it's demo app!
Keep building, looking for jobs, and eventually you'll land one.
Finally, start calling yourself a web developer today. Congrats.
Definitely would be automating monthly reports at our company. Prior to building the system, it would take a week or two to collate all the data for our 200+ clients.
The system integrated with all our third-party analytics platforms that could handle all of our reports with a client of a button. Went from 1-2 weeks to 1-2 seconds.
Now we keep adding more and more integrations, and even our competitors want to use it.