- Shop Talk Show. Chris Coyier is my idol
- Syntax. Been watching less since they no longer have the catchy intro song.
- Thinking Elixir. Dislike the intro but love Elixir.
- JS Party, Changelog. By far the best intro songs and sound affects.
Yea, I am web developer who can’t get enough, and heavily like catchy intros
I've been wanting to say this: Stop feeling sorry for yourself. Don't have experience? Go on Upwork or Craiglist and grab any job you can. Here's a tip: learn about your competition. Once you do, offer your services for $5 less. This shows you're eager and it's a better strategy than endlessly submitting applications without response. Take any job, excel at it, earn that 5-star review, and build your reputation. Remember, the 'hot hand' has the advantage. Picture yourself as a day laborer outside a U-Haul, ready to say 'I can do it!' first. Stop feeling sorry for yourself. GET HOT ROOKIE!
I know this tech is terrifying to actual 3D artist who don’t want be a “prompt engineer”, but as someone who has never used Blender, I think its cool that I can create something using tools like this and use them in my projects, ex background animation on a website hero section.
I’m Eris, and there is no stranger orbit than this, ‘cuz we
Bend the rules where I’m at in the Scattered Disc
I’ve been hearing some confusion in the past:
Pluto may be bigger, but I got more mass
Let’s have a talk, Pluto. We know you’ve been feeling blue
They changed your class, so you go blame it on the IAU
Now you’re a dwarf planet, and you’re not thrilled, it’s plain to see
But if you look at what makes a planet great
The dwarves have two out of three:
1 You orbit a star, and your star is called the sun
2 You have enough gravity to make you round, but you’re missing one:
3 Do you clear your surroundings?
Dwarf planets don’t clear their neighborhood
They don’t have enough mass, but join the class
If you don’t know their names, you should
Yea was debating between that and the DevOps cert from AWS. Choose DevOps because it covers some of the same concepts and more. Also just passed the AWS Developer Associate, so warmed up. Using Tutorial Dojo… Highly recommended! CKAD course on Udemy looks good too and have heard good things from friends. Good luck on your journey!
After being self thought how to code through books and hands on projects, I have discovered an even better way to learn and get credentials in that field at the same time and that is through certifications. For example AWS Devops cert, the GCP equivalent and CNF Kubernetes cert.