It was hard to look for a job in software engineering after graduation. I started to build projects in my free time, which is the only thing I had plenty of being jobless back then.

Interviewers love that. They prefer to see what you had built. Then I got a job.

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Are you such founders on a journey to learn to code and build a product with your own hands?

Share it here love to see it.

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I reached out to 50 people who are my target market. These are founders who are less technical and can use some help in development.

They all want to build their product with their own hands and they want to do it while not spending much money.

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I offer founders accessible guides and support for rapid prototyping, to validate their ideas.

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Even if your referral did not purchase, you will still get a Pokemon card.

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I used to spend days building the perfect logo for my websites. Now I just spend a few minutes and do this.

You don't need a perfect logo when you are just starting up.

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You know the DRY principle, Don’t Repeat Yourself.

But do you know the TIE principle?

Take It Easy.

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I used to spend days building the perfect logo for my websites.

Now I just spend a few minutes and do this.

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The simplest productivity hack on VS Code is to move your primary sidebar to the right.

It's the `right` thing to do.

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Whats the fastest and cheapest solution to build a custom website with user auth?

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You can install this extension from your VS Code marketplace. Hope you enjoy learning Ruby on Rails right on your IDE and reducing context switching that happens in other online lessons or videos.

Here is the link:

marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName…

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You can also just click Run on the provided Rails Console commands. This would open a separate terminal window just for Rail Console.

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Run any terminal commands provided in the lessons with a click of the Run button on the lessons page.

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Just click on the file name on the code snippet provided in the lessons to open or create the file from the project.

Then you just need to follow the lesson instruction and click copy to insert the provided code into the file.
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I created a VS Code extension so you can learn Ruby on Rails right on your IDE. A repository that is ready to run and test is provided for each lesson. You just add your code to it as you follow the lesson instructions.

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