I'm passionate about web development and design. A team player who treasures effective communication. Eager to learn as much as is humanly possible on my road to web-development knighthood(haha).
Location
Nigeria
Education
Bachelor of Engineering, specializing in Electrical and Electronics discipline
I was able to fix an issue I'd been having with a Reacstrap(bootstrap + react) component, by actually going to the GH repo and reading the source code.
It was nowhere to be found in the official docs.
I'm usually scared of diving deep into a repo for a package to see its source code because it literally hurts my brain most times, especially if it's written in TypeScript(and I don't know TS yet).
I'm proud because I overcame my fear, solved the issue I was having and didn't procrastinate about writing an article about it. This is a win for me.
I'm passionate about web development and design. A team player who treasures effective communication. Eager to learn as much as is humanly possible on my road to web-development knighthood(haha).
Location
Nigeria
Education
Bachelor of Engineering, specializing in Electrical and Electronics discipline
Haha thanks Ryan! I already plan to learn it (and fall in love with it) in the coming month, the confidence I've gained since solving that issue has increased!
The "especially if it's written with TypeScript" is my situation also. I don't even waste my time whenever I see the library is written with it. it's becoming unpleasant these days. perhaps, it's a sign to learn it ;)
I'm passionate about web development and design. A team player who treasures effective communication. Eager to learn as much as is humanly possible on my road to web-development knighthood(haha).
Location
Nigeria
Education
Bachelor of Engineering, specializing in Electrical and Electronics discipline
I was able to fix an issue I'd been having with a Reacstrap(bootstrap + react) component, by actually going to the GH repo and reading the source code.
It was nowhere to be found in the official docs.
I'm usually scared of diving deep into a repo for a package to see its source code because it literally hurts my brain most times, especially if it's written in TypeScript(and I don't know TS yet).
I'm proud because I overcame my fear, solved the issue I was having and didn't procrastinate about writing an article about it. This is a win for me.
Woot! Congrats, I know the fear! TypeScript can be scary, but it has no teeth...only error messages. 😜
Haha thanks Ryan! I already plan to learn it (and fall in love with it) in the coming month, the confidence I've gained since solving that issue has increased!
I would say if you solved an issue in code using Typescript, you are well on you way!
I have a resource for you actually (one of mine)! It's a "game of life" clone you can edit 🏝️.fm
The "especially if it's written with TypeScript" is my situation also. I don't even waste my time whenever I see the library is written with it. it's becoming unpleasant these days. perhaps, it's a sign to learn it ;)
Maybe it is :)