“Ryan and the 1904labs team worked on a project for us over the last year. It was an absolute pleasure to have Ryan on the team. He is extremely talented and went above and beyond to make sure that our commitments went met. Ryan took the initiative to help us organize a "test-a-thon" where he showed our team best practices in terms of UI automation. This was by no means part of his assignment, but Ryan was more than willing to step up and help our team learn more in this area. Ryan is a very talented UI developer, but I'm confident that he could take on anything that is needed. He is a great communicator, a great teammate, and will go the extra mile to get the job done. If you ever have an opportunity to work with Ryan on any project, I'd highly recommend going for it!”
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You’re considering a career change. How can you make sure it’s the right move?
Life is incredibly short. If you're not learning at your job and you want to be, find a new job. If you're not earning what you consider a fair wage, find a new job. If you're not being respected, find a new job. There are literally millions of jobs out there. Do not sacrifice your happiness, wealth, or mental well being trying to make a job work that is not a good fit for you.
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What are the best ways for a beginning programmer to gain experience?
The fastest path to a deep understanding of any programming language is building projects. - Build something that takes a day - Build something that takes a week - Follow along with a clone of something to learn deep concepts - Build a project that takes a month. Force yourself to solve problems and build a completed solution You will gain the skills necessary to succeed in a role using that language!
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How can you avoid callback hell with JavaScript promises and async/await?
In my experience it is important to provide some context for async/await. Obviously, async/await is an asynchronous action. Meaning, the code will run in the background and complete it's task without thread blocking. Asynchronous code is loaded in the microtask queue. The event loop will only run code from the microtask queue after all global synchronous code is run. This means that if we did not await the code, all synchronous code will be executed, then the async code in the microtask queue will be ran. When we write the await keyword, we are literally telling the thread of execution to stop until that code is either resolved or rejected. It is essentially turning async code synchronous. Pretty cool!
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