Experience in programming with a background in sales. Interested in tech sales, project management, software engineering, and data analytics.
Just finished the course “JavaScript: Web Form Programming” by Joe Marini! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eZ-dqSmT #javascript #formdesign.
Just finished the course “JavaScript: Web Form Programming” by Joe Marini! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gqBRPtrT #javascript #formdesign.
Just finished the course “JavaScript: Web Form Programming” by Joe Marini! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/ga_eUfG2 #javascript #formdesign.
Just finished the course “JavaScript: Web Form Programming” by Joe Marini! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/e_PygrbA #javascript #formdesign.
2024 Data Science AAS Wake Tech College, 2011 Neurobiology BSc | Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing, Neuromorphic engineering, Automation, LLM technology
Just finished the course “JavaScript: Web Form Programming” by Joe Marini! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eqdag_4g #javascript #formdesign.
Dev Paragon's Tech Tip Tuesday! Ever gotten stuck on Javascript bug that had you pulling your hair out? Don't worry! Your browser has a built-in secret weapon: "Developer Tools." Here's a quick tip to get you started: - Access DevTools: Open most browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and right-click anywhere on the webpage. Select "Inspect" or "Inspect Element" to launch the DevTools panel. DevTools can be your debugging best friend! Here's what it can do: - Inspect Elements: View and edit HTML code, CSS styles, and JavaScript code associated with any element on the page. - Identify Errors: The Console tab displays any errors or warnings in your code, helping you pinpoint the source of the bug. - Live Editing: Make changes to your code directly in DevTools and see the results instantly on the page. This allows for quick testing and troubleshooting. "Bonus Tip:" Utilise the Network tab to monitor website performance, analyse page load times, and identify any resource loading issues. Mastering DevTools takes time, but this basic tip can empower you to tackle bugs more efficiently! Still stuck with bugs? Hop on to a short discovery call and let us find a solution for your web problems. #DevParagon #TechTipTuesday #WebDevelopment #Debugging #BrowserDevTools
.NET Web Architect, Author, Blogger, SEO, Web Performance advocate w/ Microsoft technologies
☕ *Morning Coffee Link* -- Blazing Fast Websites with Speculation Rules - https://buff.ly/3zyS4Ak (Morning Coffee Link is a single link every weekday about coding that either sparks debate, provokes a thought process of some kind, or introduces a technique for developers). See the entire list at https://buff.ly/3qkyaEQ
Junior Full-Stack Web Developer | passionate about transitioning pseudo-elements as well as querying NoSQL databases | React.js | SCSS | TailwindCSS | Node.js | MongoDB | PostgreSQL | Jest | Go
Hypermedia System in Go and templ Following the book Hypermedia Systems (https://lnkd.in/d_v6cGNp) by Carson Gross, Adam Stepinski and Deniz Akşimşek I recreated the described examples. The book implements a hypermedia contact app with Python and Flask. For my conversion, I used Go and templ. Hypermedia Systems describes the original approach of RESTful APIs to respond to clients' requests with HTML, not JSON. Using hypermedia as the engine of application state. With htmx (https://htmx.org/) - a powerful, small JavaScript library - it's easy to "transclude" snippets of HTML into an existing document, giving it the snappy feeling of a Single Page Application while reducing code complexity, dependencies and initial loading time. templ (https://templ.guide/) is a templating engine for Go that makes writing HTML templates nearly as comfortable as JSX. The contact app is deployed on Render (might need some time to wake up): https://lnkd.in/dj6R4fEN The code can be found here: https://lnkd.in/deNtqTGb #go #golang #htmx #templ
🚀 Day 61 💡 DSA (Data Structures and Algorithms):- -Watched videos :- Revising these topics Construct Binary Tree from inorder and preorder Construct the Binary Tree from Postorder and Inorder Traversal Serialize and deserialize Binary Tree -LeetCode POTD - Longest Continuous Subarray with absolute difference less than or equal to limit 💻 DEV (Web Development):- Sigma Web Development Course from CodeWithHarry Sir(Day 61) - Video 113 and 114 :- 113 - Solution of Exercise 18 - Display the cards 114 - Todo list app using React, Tailwind and using React Icon #striver#CodeWithHarry#consistent
Like me, I'm sure you've always wondered "Why can't I make my entire web app with only HTML??" Just me?... Well, either way, </>htmx aims to do just that! Really awesome project that adds lots of functionality to the base markup language. We don't normally consider it, but HTML already has functionality to connect with other sites and handle basic events. Sadly it was never officially fleshed out, as JavaScript ended up taking that role. Thoughts? I imagine it's greatly impractical to make any medium to large scale web application with it, but definitely worth a pet project.
