Starting with arrow functions and later for no reason changing to regular functions and restructuring every other function to be a regular function because you feel having both disorganized your code
Programming is one fucking huge paradox. You write code it works but it’s not readable, you split it to make it readable, much later code has a bug, locating the bug is difficult because you have many files that depend on each other
React.js in a nut shell: fetch primary data for ui from server, manipulate data, save changes to data on server.
We mostly envision the finished product without planning the step and so when we start executing we hit bumps that could have been accounted for
Transistors can either be on or off, 0 or 1, that's it and a large collection of them can perform more then 1 billion calculations a second. When proramming, always keep it simple, your simple parts will come together to make something great
There are concepts in GO that are new to me coming from Javascript and other languages like PHP and Java:
1. Everything you define you must use: for some reason i like this unless ignored with the _ operator
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It is human nature to draw order from spontaneity, this is why we make models that try to make life predictable, but all models fail at some point, reality will always crush every model. Your superpower is that you’re not bound to any, switch when a model stops being useful.
A solo project:
Built a social media site with PHP MYSQL HTML CSS and JavaScript.
Took over 12 hours+ to complete
