Tech companies are so good at outlining requirements/responsibilities for a job position, but nothing about Benefits... #SoftwareDeveloper#buildinpublic
I am sharing my snippets library to the public, I have a collection of code snippets that make me productive so I don't have to build everything twice.
You can be a software engineer earning 6 digit figures, but nothing will beat that feeling of getting your first earning from your own product. Keep going ๐ช
Day 44 of #100DaysOfCode Solved leetcode problem and revised scheduling in os Bulb Switcher problem : turned out to be simple square root problem but took quite a while to figure it out.
Day 43 of #100DaysOfCode Low on health Some problems on leetcode : Time needed to buy tickets (Simulation) Remove colored pieces of a game (Game Theory) Game Theory is also an option to read and practice. It's fun.
I don't believe the people who write they ship in a week. I would never pay for a product that is ready in just one week, because then I would program it myself.
Submitted v1.1.0 of Run Calc for app review. Loving this rapid dev cycle; build small features and ship frequently! Seems to be working as users are updating both apps soon as I release updates. And making money ๐#iOS#buildinpublic#SoftwareDeveloper
Finally 2-ways for maximum height trees problem - Find diameter of graph and then find middle node. - Start dfs on node with least degree and keep on removing nodes.
@diego6nava That's fantastic to hear! Being a software developer allows you to #buildinpublic and work on projects from cool places. Embrace the journey and stay determined. Your passion and perseverance will take you far! ๐ฅ๐ฉโ๐ป #SoftwareDeveloper#PassionForCoding#KeepGoing
We are there, I have just released version 0.0.6 of SpendLess, normally stable. ๐ฟ A whole panel of fixes and additions to make the app much more pleasant.
Here is a pre release of my progress today, unlike the other official releases, this one didn't really have time to be well tested outside of development. ๐ฟ
Sneaking back on for a bit more blackjack app fun, and I was wondering...how many of you found jobs after a bootcamp? Was it harder than having a degree?
1. Visual that communicates what's "in" this project 2. At least one link (tutorial or docs) for the tech 3. Markdown document export 4. N2H - doc links like plantuml
When you're a #SoftwareDeveloper , it's easy to neglect your product website because it's not your 'core' focus. ๐ Found myself on the 7th page of search results, and audit discovered over 500 issues that need to be resolved. #buildinpublic#failinpublic
I write comments when I code! However, only if I have debugged over the same place three times before and do not understand it again and again ๐จโ๐ป๐จโ๐ป๐จโ๐ป
Don't promote your product directly, just write what you do. Share your key learnings and technical info. Product info rarely gets good engagement. ๐
๐ Here is progress on my #ShlokasApp โ an app that helps to memorize verses from #BhagavatGita. I made a tutorial to make it clear how the application works.
That feeling when you can roll out a few features again is priceless. It's like unwrapping small gifts every day instead of waiting for Christmas. ๐๐