October 30th, 2020: What did you learn this week?

I learned a lot of Github Actions and Shell bash (Yes I mixed both, don't @ me)

In this week I focused more on python and improving my skills by creating projects I also learned some ReactJs, It was a great week

I underestimated how tricky I would find React to learn having attempted to dive in converting a Vue app to React and have struggled much more than I thought I would so I need to learn it from the basics.

I learned how to use a sampler! Been making beats. 🎧

I migrated our old svg-based web drawing tool to use Paper.js and learned a lot about it. The learning curve is a bit steep but it seems like a really powerful tool for vector-based graphics!

I've been learning a lot about the discontinued but picked up by the community operating system called plan9. It was made by the same people who brought you C, unix, and later Go. the community maintained release is called 9front and they keep an archive of all the papers on cat-v.org

I learned SPI and I2C protocols, SSH, how to run a script on linux at startup, and how to setup an EC2 on AWS, phew all for a headless raspberry pi project where I turned a mini arcade into a controller for a remote cat toy lol

I learned some html tags, some JavaScript tricks(one of them lets you create range arrays in a shorter form which to be fair is only useful for clash of code short mode😂), the way automatic semicolon insertion in JavaScript work and the declare keyword in Typescript so I could use a package called react-media-hook which has no type declarations. The sad part of this story is that I discovered afterwards that a library that I was already using(material-ui) had this functionality with types😂

Submitted 4 pull requests for Hacktoberfest 2020 in October.

1. You should have enough sleep.
2. You should beware or your feeling, thoughts and sensation otherwise it will spell trouble for you. Learn to control your emotions, feelings and thoughts