It's that time of the week again. So wonderful devs, what did you learn this week? It could be programming tips, career advice etc.
This week I learned that when writing requirements for other developers, I need to consider the experience level of all people on the team and describe everything as detailed as possible to make it clear to everyone.
Things that are implicit for me are certainly not for junior devs - I need to keep that in mind :)
This is extremely important. Focus on specification while the devs focus on the implementation
Few minutes ago I learned how simple was to configure multiple containers networks in docker-compose. I needed a web server and
redisto communicate each other. I wasn't able to figure it out many months and it will really speed my developmentNice!
This week I learned about how to set up Firebase Authentication and use Firebase Firestore to store data using both Vanilla JavaScript as well as React !
Although, it was a little overwhelming to understand how some Firebase functions worked, I was patient enough to go through the docs multiple times and understand them. :-)
Buffers and streams :)
Today learned how to sell website templates on Codester and listed my HTML template for sale.
Portfolio template with the free version 🔥
Atul Prajapati ・ Nov 2 ・ 1 min read
Thanks a lot :)
My website was down and after redeploying it on AWS Amplify, any url pasted was getting redirected to home page. Learned to debug this by removing the redirect rules
I learned that Lerna's most crucial command isn't so crucial after all.
I learned a little bit about ARM programming. I learned a bit of x86_64 in college so the next big step was ARM for me
Awesome!
This week I was able to start on a react project, and the project is just amazing😊
Yeah!
I learned how to set up lights, mic and stream from a DSLR camera.
This week I have learn and wrote a high performance UI gesture component for react native, with nice design.
Blazingly fast?
Got to know some new styled-components features. 🔥
That's awesome! 🔥
How to run Rails on AWS Lambdas:
lamby.custominktech.com/
Started a great project on forms. Not really learning, more of reviewing the topic. Through reading and writing code. Great stuff, my passion for coding grows stronger everyday.
Nice!
Nice!