"Walking on water and developing software from a specification are easy if both are frozen." 

- Edward V Berard ❄️⛄️

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Tips for Learning from Example Projects

1. One Project at a Time: Focus on a single project to avoid overwhelm and ensure deeper learning.

2. Replicate, Don’t Copy: Rewrite the code yourself instead of copy-pasting to better understand it.

3. Understand Why: Investigate unfamiliar code to understand how it works.

4. Experiment and Customize: Modify the code, add features, and make it your own. This enhances learning and can build your portfolio.

5. Be Patient and Focused: Learning takes time. Stay patient and focused to fully grasp the concepts.

#LearningTips #CodeBetter #Frameworks

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“There are 2 hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-1 errors.”
- Leon Bambrick

Here are the most widely used case types in programming.

Snake Case: this_is_snake_case
Kebab Case: this-is-kebab-case
Camel Case: thisIsCamelCase
Pascal Case: ThisIsPascalCase

Pick your favorite and keep coding cool! 🐍🔥

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A man was about to retire from his job as a carpenter. His boss asked him to build one last house before he left. The man agreed but didn't put much effort into it. He used poor materials and did a sloppy job.

When the house was finished, his boss gave him the keys and said, "This is your house. It's my gift to you."

The man was shocked and felt ashamed. If he had known he was building his own house, he would have done a much better job.


"Whatever you do, do it well." - Walt Disney

#LifeLessons #DoYourBest #Integrity #Motivation #Wisdom

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I've got a great tip for all you book lovers out there! 📚 Check out Blinkist! This amazing website (and app!) offers concise 20-30 minute summaries of top books in audio and text formats.

Perfect for listening on the go or reading during a break.

While many of their book summaries are premium, they also have some awesome free ones. 📖✨

#Reading #Learning #Blinkist #Books #AudioBooks #Knowledge #Productivity


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I will share with you the 9 best free books available on it soon!

Happy reading (or listening)! 😊

#Blinkist #BookSummaries #ReadingOnTheGo #LearnEveryDay

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Ever wondered what a Headless CMS is? 🤔 It's a content management system that focuses solely on managing and delivering content, without concerning itself with how or where that content is displayed. This flexibility allows developers to use any frontend technology they prefer (like Vue.js or React) while accessing content through APIs.

Here are some free Headless CMS options:

1. Strapi
2. Contentful (limited free tier)
3. Directus
4. GraphCMS (limited free tier)
5. Sanity.io

Headless CMS: https://jamstack.org/headless-cms/

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Book Summary Part 1

#Here_are_the_5_must_read_books_out_of_9

1. Blitzscaling
2. Thinking Fast and Slow
3. winning
4. Zero to One
5. Doughnut Economics

Happy reading (or listening)! 😊

#Blinkist #BookSummaries #ReadingOnTheGo #LearnEveryDay

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How is Alzheimer's related to TypeScript anyway? 🤔

Here is my code. It's not clean, just for practice. The idea is that whatever big number you give, it shrinks to a recursion of 4, 2, 1.

const Collatz = (function () {
  let numStep: number = 0;
  function getStep(): number {
    return numStep;
  }

  function resetStep(): void {
    numStep = 0;
  }

  function CollatzSequence(num: number): number[] {
    numStep++;
    if (num <= 1) return [num];
    else if (num % 2 === 0) return [num, ...CollatzSequence(num / 2)];
    else return [num, ...CollatzSequence(num * 3 + 1)];
  }

  return {
    CollatzSequence,
    getStep,
    resetStep,
  };
})();

console.log(Collatz.CollatzSequence(477777));
console.log("steps:", Collatz.getStep());
Collatz.resetStep();

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She said, 'You're just a dev dependency. I'm in production now.' 😭

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I recently came across an interesting concept called the Phi Coefficient, which calculates the correlation between two variables. (Check it out here: Phi Coefficient).

So, I decided to give it a try and had this cool idea: why not use it to find out how our daily activities affect our productivity?

Here's how it works:
Add the activities you performed each day.
Rate your daily productivity.
At the end of the week, calculate which activities correspond to positive or negative productivity.

It's simple and could be super insightful! 😃

I’m still figuring out the details, but what do you think? Any thoughts or suggestions? 💡

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Here this is how i implemented it. The code isn't perfect, but it covers the core operations I've been working on. just take a look if you're curious! The repo is here: phi-Repo

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"The future belongs to those who see possibilities before they become obvious."
– John Sculley

In a dark, uncharted cave, a group of explorers stumbled through the darkness, their hands reaching out to feel their way. They couldn't see a thing, but each felt something under their fingers. One brushed it lightly with their palm, another grabbed a handful, while a third hesitated, thinking they were just touching soil.

Hours later, as they emerged into the light, they opened their hands to see what they had been holding. To their astonishment, what they thought was dirt or mere rocks turned out to be gold. Those who only brushed it lightly or hesitated had just a small amount, but the one who grabbed a handful was now rich beyond measure.


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Book Summary Part 2
Here are the remaining 4 books as promised

6. Secrets of Sand Hill Road
7. The Beginning of Infinity
8. Superintelligence
9. Being You

Happy reading (or listening)! 😊

#Blinkist #BookSummaries #ReadingOnTheGo #LearnEveryDay

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