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How To Get Lynda Premium Account Legally
1. First of all you need to get a random(disposable) Houston address, because it will not work with your real address. To create Houston account Click Here
2. Now you need to register in Houston Library so you can get a houston library card number.
3. With the help of details that you got from Step 1 fill up the houston library form… (e.g name, address, city(which would be ‘Houston’), state(texas), phone number,)
4. Now when you have done you will get a temporary user id , Note that down.
5. Finally go to lynda by clicking Here
6. Put “houstonlibrary.org” in the field. And create a new profile then you will be asked for library card number (put temorary user id in library card number).
7. Lynda will ask you to put your new password, just fill what you want.
8. Now lynda will ask you whether you have any old account or not. Just click on “No i dont have any”.
9. As you dont have any account, you will be asked for an email address. Put your email addr3ss there and done
Interesting points raised in this video. What do you think? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRo18pUs61Q
ውድ የዚህ ቻናል ቤተሰቦች፣
ዛሬ ጥቅምት 25 ነው። ምን አስቤ መሰላችሁ፣ ወር በገባ በ25 (በዘፈቀደ የተመረጠ ቀን ነው) ሶሻል ሚድያ ላይ የሚሰራጩ ሀሰተኛ እና የጥላቻ ንግግሮችን የምናወግዝበት እንዲሁም ስለ ሀገር ሰላም በብዛት የምናወራበት/የምንፅፍበት ቀን እንዲሆን አሰብኩኝ።
ይህንን ለማስጀመር ይቺን ምስል ኮፒ በማድረግ "ስለ ሀገሬ ያገባኛል---ሰላም ለሀገራችን፣ ሰላም ለሁላችን" ከሚል ፅሁፍ (caption) ጋር ፖስት በማድረግ ግለሰቦች፣ ገፆች፣ ቻናሎች፣ ሚድያዎች እንዲሁም ድርጅቶች እና ተቋማት ተባበሩኝ። ሰላም ርቆናል፣ ቀኑን ለሰላም እናውለው።
ክብረት ይስጥልኝ!
@eliasmeseret
How to spot a beginner programmer?
Meaningless variable names.
Meaningless function/ method names.
Meaningless namespace/ package names.
Not understanding the syntax of the language they are using.
Poorly structured code.
Useless or Non-existent commenting.
Not understanding scope.
Overuse of frameworks.
Underuse of frameworks.
Not asking for help (Stackoverflow, colleague, Google etc).
Acting like they are some gift to humanity because they can still use Visual Basic on a PC from 1998.
Not making their code extensible.
Can’t debug or debug poorly often fixing basic issues and not root causes.
Don’t have a realistic idea how long a project should take.
Don’t have a personal library of functions and classes.
Inability to understand other peoples code. (If it is understandable, sometimes code is just written poorly).
Usually only know a single language (and brag about it)
Don’t know what any edge case could be. (obviously you can’t know them all)
Assuming that their code is bug free because they have no warnings or errors.
They reinvent the wheel.
The Mistakes I Made As a Beginner Programmer
Learn to identify them, make habits to avoid them
1) Writing Code Without Planning
2) Planning Too Much Before Writing Code
3) Underestimating the Importance of Code Quality
4) Picking the First Solution
5) Not Quitting
6) Not Googling
7) Not Using Encapsulation
8) Planning for the Unknown
9) Not Using the Right Data Structures
10) Making Existing Code Worse
11) Writing Comments About the Obvious Things
12) Not Writing Tests
13) Assuming That If Things are Working then Things are Right
14) Not Questioning Existing Code
15) Obsessing About Best Practices
16) Obsessing About Performance
17) Not Targeting the End-user Experience
18) Not Picking the Right Tool for the Job
19) Not Understanding that Code Problems Will Cause Data Problems
20) Reinventing the Wheel
21) Having the Wrong Attitude Towards Code Reviews
22) Not Using Source Control
23) Over-Using Shared State
24) Having the Wrong Attitude About Errors
25) Not Taking Breaks
If you are a beginner programmer, this article is not meant to make you feel bad about the mistakes that you might be making but rather to make you aware of them, teach you to spot signs of them, and remind you to avoid them.
I have made these mistakes in the past and learned from each and every one of them. I am happy to have formed coding habits to help me avoid them. You should do too.
read the full article here - https://medium.com/edge-coders/the-mistakes-i-made-as-a-beginner-programmer-ac8b3e54c312
Why I lost trust in freelance developers and What to do about that
#article
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