Yo folks!
It's the weekend again — woot woot! I reckon you might've found your way onto DEV because you're trying to learn something new...
Whether you're sharpening your JS skills, making PRs to your OSS repo of choice 😉, sprucing up your portfolio, or writing a new post here on DEV, we'd like to hear about it.
Best of luck with your learning! 🍀 And of course, remember to give yourself a bit of downtime this weekend. You've earned it!
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I learned that if you create a mixture of essential oils (lavender, rose, lemon) with coconut oil and spray on freshly cleaned warm sheets. You will wake the next morning with no cares in the world cause you had a good nights rest.
First I write some technical documents about the problems and tricks I found in works. Starting from 2 years ago I have made about houndeds of markdown files, cover many programming languages and Linux operations.
Then I learn helm in the weekend, also get some tricks, such as conditional rendering, value validation, etc..
Over the weekend, I learned how to use an event listener to detect when a certain value has been entered into an input text field for a word guessing game I am making. Also learned how to use media queries to make the game screen responsive to all device screens. Still some kinks to work out, but it's coming together nicely.
Today is yesterday for tomorrow!
Recall the Hypermedia and _hyperscript in this weeks, I feel old and young in the same times.
I’m re-learning how to write something other than code. I dusted off a short story/beginning of a novel I started a long time ago. It’s going slow, but I managed ~8,000 words today.
I’m not happy with it per se, but it’s more than I’ve done in years.
Love that for you! That's the reason I started writing on Medium, and it's been an excellent skill-broadening journey. Can't wait to see what you do!
I feel you bro! That's was great move...
This weekend I'm learning about Spark Framework and atempting to port a Spring boot project to it. ATM I had a good impression cuz it is really similar to nodejs express when you are using Java 8+ due the lamba functions . I'm really enjoy it.
This weekend i will continue learning C# as I've signed up for the 30-day ".Net Adventure" challenge,
and Day 4? Done and dusted!
Stay tuned for the thrilling saga of code conquerors.
dev.to/ssukhpinder/series/26836
Nice! C# is a fun language. I particularly like working with it in Unity projects
Java
Best of luck on your perilous journey my friend
Have been spending time and effort in building metrics-related features for my product. It is very hard to imagine from the user's perspective, but yeah picking up the skills.
Node.js and some data structures in C