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Sam Altman on what you need to do to survive in the age of artificial intelligence.
"You are about to enter the greatest golden age of human possibility..."
To thrive in that world, the skills that matter most are:
- Deep familiarity with the tools
- Staying abreast of changes
- Developing a great intuition for AI tools, where things are going, and how to make use of it
- Resilience and the ability to learn things fast and evolve yourself with technology
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AI upskilling and keeping up with AI are possibly the most important skills in the world right now.
And the most fascinating part is that new AI developments and tools come out so fast that everyone is constantly learning.
"You are about to enter the greatest golden age of human possibility..."
To thrive in that world, the skills that matter most are:
- Deep familiarity with the tools
- Staying abreast of changes
- Developing a great intuition for AI tools, where things are going, and how to make use of it
- Resilience and the ability to learn things fast and evolve yourself with technology
——-
AI upskilling and keeping up with AI are possibly the most important skills in the world right now.
And the most fascinating part is that new AI developments and tools come out so fast that everyone is constantly learning.
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Web Development – The best way to master it is to build projects as you learn.
If I were to start learning today, I would break it down into 10 steps:
• Chapter 1
→ HTML Basics
→ CSS Fundamentals
→ Understanding the DOM
→ Introduction to Responsive Design
→ Building a Simple Web Page
• Chapter 2
→ CSS Layouts
→ Box Model Mastery
→ Flexbox and Grid
→ Creating Navigation Bars
→ Project: Personal Portfolio Page
• Chapter 3:
→ JavaScript Essentials
→ Variables and Data Types
→ Conditional Statements
→ Loops and Functions
→ Project: Interactive Calculator
• Chapter 4
→ DOM Manipulation with JavaScript
→ Event Handling
→ Form Validation
→ Local Storage
→ Project: To-Do List App
• Chapter 5
→ Responsive Web Design
→ Media Queries
→ Mobile-First Approach
→ CSS Frameworks (e.g., Tailwind)
→ Project: Mobile-Friendly Blog
• Chapter 6
→ AJAX and API Calls
→ JSON Data Parsing
→ Fetch API
→ Creating Dynamic Content
→ Project: Weather App with API Integration
• Chapter 7
→ Node.js Fundamentals
→ Express.js Framework
→ Building RESTful APIs
→ CRUD Operations
→ Project: Simple Node.js Server
• Chapter 8
→ Database Basics (SQL/NoSQL)
→ Connecting Node.js to Databases
→ User Authentication
→ Project: User Registration & Login
• Chapter 9
→ Frontend Frameworks (e.g., React, Angular, or Vue)
→ Component-Based Development
→ Routing in SPA
→ Building a Single-Page App (SPA)
→ Project: SPA with Framework of Choice
• Chapter 10
→ Deployment & Hosting
→ Version Control with Git
→ CI/CD Pipelines
→ Security Best Practices
→ Project: Deployed Web App
@EmmersiveLearning
If I were to start learning today, I would break it down into 10 steps:
• Chapter 1
→ HTML Basics
→ CSS Fundamentals
→ Understanding the DOM
→ Introduction to Responsive Design
→ Building a Simple Web Page
• Chapter 2
→ CSS Layouts
→ Box Model Mastery
→ Flexbox and Grid
→ Creating Navigation Bars
→ Project: Personal Portfolio Page
• Chapter 3:
→ JavaScript Essentials
→ Variables and Data Types
→ Conditional Statements
→ Loops and Functions
→ Project: Interactive Calculator
• Chapter 4
→ DOM Manipulation with JavaScript
→ Event Handling
→ Form Validation
→ Local Storage
→ Project: To-Do List App
• Chapter 5
→ Responsive Web Design
→ Media Queries
→ Mobile-First Approach
→ CSS Frameworks (e.g., Tailwind)
→ Project: Mobile-Friendly Blog
• Chapter 6
→ AJAX and API Calls
→ JSON Data Parsing
→ Fetch API
→ Creating Dynamic Content
→ Project: Weather App with API Integration
• Chapter 7
→ Node.js Fundamentals
→ Express.js Framework
→ Building RESTful APIs
→ CRUD Operations
→ Project: Simple Node.js Server
• Chapter 8
→ Database Basics (SQL/NoSQL)
→ Connecting Node.js to Databases
→ User Authentication
→ Project: User Registration & Login
• Chapter 9
→ Frontend Frameworks (e.g., React, Angular, or Vue)
→ Component-Based Development
→ Routing in SPA
→ Building a Single-Page App (SPA)
→ Project: SPA with Framework of Choice
• Chapter 10
→ Deployment & Hosting
→ Version Control with Git
→ CI/CD Pipelines
→ Security Best Practices
→ Project: Deployed Web App
@EmmersiveLearning
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Landing Pages for your business have to use this structure:
1. Hook Headline
2. Subheading
3. Call To Action
4. The Problem Headline
4.1 Problem 1
4.2 Problem 2
4.3 Problem 3
5. Call to action
6. Solution
6.1 Benefit -1
6.2 Benefit - 2
6.3 Benefit - 3
7. Social Proof
8. Call To Action
9. What's Included/Features
10. Call To Action
11. About Us
12. FAQ
13. CTA
1. Hook Headline
2. Subheading
3. Call To Action
4. The Problem Headline
4.1 Problem 1
4.2 Problem 2
4.3 Problem 3
5. Call to action
6. Solution
6.1 Benefit -1
6.2 Benefit - 2
6.3 Benefit - 3
7. Social Proof
8. Call To Action
9. What's Included/Features
10. Call To Action
11. About Us
12. FAQ
13. CTA
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FreeCodeCamp offers FREE courses:
→ Web design
→ JavaScript
→ Frontend libraries
→ Data visualization
→ Databases
→ Back-end and APIs
→ Python
→ Data analysis
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Get a free certificate after completion!
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→ Web design
→ JavaScript
→ Frontend libraries
→ Data visualization
→ Databases
→ Back-end and APIs
→ Python
→ Data analysis
→ Information security
Get a free certificate after completion!
Start today: http://freecodecamp.org/learn
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