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Self Taught Developers

29 Oct 2024, 12:08

#Day_1_Frontend_Challenge

Project Title :Profile Card

It is a perfect challenge for practicing Flexbox and improving your CSS skills.

Technologies used
💻HTML
💻CSS

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I was planning to challenge myself with a 100-day frontend challenge,and I will share my entire journey after I accomplish each projects.

#100DaysFrontendChallenge
#FrontendChallenge
#WebDevelopment

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Self Taught Developers

29 Oct 2024, 08:25

Variable Naming Best Practices in JavaScript

Like any other programming language, JavaScript relies heavily on well-structured and understandable code. One of the fundamental building blocks of clean JavaScript code is effective variable naming.
By adhering to certain best practices, you can significantly enhance the readability and maintainability of your JavaScript projects. Let’s dive into 12 sets of JavaScript variable naming guidelines.

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Variable Naming Best Practices in JavaScript

12 variable naming conventions and best practices in JavaScript.

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Self Taught Developers

29 Oct 2024, 00:08

Репост из: The Blogrammer

Introducing Built

Inspired by this post by @Dagmawibabi! As he said, there are a ton of incredible projects made by the tech community here so why not make a platform to get them all in one place?

Built is a place to post your projects, get likes and comments, and be recognized by fellow developers. No matter how small or complex your project is, built is the place for you!

Link: https://built-iota.vercel.app/

Github: https://github.com/Manuel-heav/built (Stars are appreciated ❤️)

Tech Stack

Next.js 14 – For Front-End
Hono.js – Lightweight Backend Framework
Supabase + PostgreSQL – For Database
Better-Auth – Smooth and Secure Authentication

#Built

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Self Taught Developers

26 Oct 2024, 08:53

Репост из: Chapi Dev Talks

MOE release result and placement every year and their everytime they have a server problem.

How come a big ministry office always fail to provide either a good system to show results or a loooooot of servers and databases for a week at least.

Let's break down a bit for real. The database doesn't have a lot of write at the moment which means they have a lot of read operations. This means they better off with postgres database or event use a redis for the time being until the student finish seeing.

Like we can have loads 10M row to couple of redis servers or even use Cassandra dB for this.

And have 10 or even couple more powerful servers. Like spend a few money for a few days.

Or make them pay if they can't cover this cost to see the results. Like 1 ETB(from each) is much more than enough for the next 5 year server cost.

So I still don't get why always the server issue or performance issue happens every single times.

This is all my thoughts and not trying to insult anyone. Just my thoughts that we can improve this kind of thing

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Self Taught Developers

25 Oct 2024, 23:39

Репост из: Tech Nerd

https://nextjs-starterkit.paddle.com/

Paddle next.js starter kit

A complete starter kit that you can use to build and deploy a Next.js SaaS app powered by Paddle Billing, Supabase, and Vercel.

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Self Taught Developers

22 Oct 2024, 22:16

Репост из: Programming for beginners

🖥 Top Programming Languages to learn in 2023 - [Part 1] 🖥

1. JavaScript
- learnjavascript.online
- t.me/javascript_courses/4
- learn-js.org

2. Java
- learnjavaonline.org
- javatpoint.com

3. C#
- learncs.org
- w3schools.com

4. TypeScript
- Typescriptlang.org
- learntypescript.dev

5. Rust
- rust-lang.org
- t.me/crackingthecodinginterview/724
- exercism.org

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Self Taught Developers

20 Oct 2024, 10:35

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Self Taught Developers

19 Oct 2024, 15:23

Computer Science Revised Curriculum (1).pdf

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This material is for Jimma University Computer Science Students .It is a curriculum prepared by Jimma University lecturers and assitant professors.

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#computerScience
#JUCS
#cs

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Self Taught Developers

18 Oct 2024, 18:30

Репост из: World of AI

Flirting as a programmer😂

1. Playful Code:

   • "Are you an IDE? Because you make my code look good!"

2. Techy Compliment:

   • "You must be a semicolon because you complete me."

3. Version Control:

   • "I’d never commit without you—let’s branch out together!"

4. Debugging Charm:

   • "You must be a bug in my code because I can’t stop thinking about you."

5. Function Call:

   • "Are you a function? Because you’re giving my heart some serious parameters."

6. Data Types:

   • "You must be a string, because you’ve got me all tied up in knots!"

7. Network Connection:

   • "Are we on the same network? Because I feel a strong connection!"

8. Algorithmic Flirt:

   • "If you were an algorithm, you’d be the most efficient one because you’ve got my heart racing."

9. Game Reference:

   • "Are you a game loop? Because I want to keep coming back for more!"

10. Code Review:

    • "Can I do a code review on your heart? I promise to give you only positive feedback!"