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Actually, let me tell you my programming journey π
I think I had just finished 10th grade when I saw a SoloLearn certificate on one of my friendsβ Telegram profile pictures. I asked him what it was, and he sent me the app. When I opened it, I got really excited and wanted to earn one for myself π€
I still remember how I jumped out of my blankets and started memorizing C++ code π Another day, while we were talking, he suggested that I start learning HTML since it was easier. And I didβ¦
Fast forward two years: I hated HTML and didnβt want to touch it anymore π
Weβll continue when we hit 100 subs π
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I found a project I worked on when I was starting programming back in highschool. That was 7 years agoπ€―
Damn we're ageing man. If only I had continued though... that would've been cool.
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day 2
- learned about semantic HTML (I won't use <b> to make a text bold anymore)
- didn't know what a <dl> tag is before π
- advanced text features
Streak: 02
#webdevJourney
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day 1
learned about:
- boolean attributes
- importance of meta tags in SEO
- how meta tags are used for search engines to find the description of the site
- Google's webmaster tools to use sitelinks in google search (links like downloads, courses, etc under a google search results)
- Open Graph Data. A tool that makes your site preview better when sharing it in social platforms like telegram
Streak: 01
#webdevJourney
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I'm a fan of consistency (even if sometimes I suck on it π
) It's even my favorite English word. It doesn't matter how much; if you do something that contributes to where you want to be tomorrow, you'll get there. But I don't mean to slow down. We need to know when we have to be faster, slower, and hit pause.
While working on the skill you want to build, documenting your journey makes you move faster, reflect on your mistakes and focus on your goals. I like documenting my progress. Progresses that show improvement as you work on challenges, learning new skills and figuring things out.
That is why I'm starting to document my web development journey here. I've been a mobile developer for about 2 years now (just a month professionally π). Now that I've got things sorted out and allocated time to learn the skills I want to be good at, it's time to start learning while posting the journey here.
I'm gonna use MDN Web Docs and post an update on what I learned everyday (may God help me on thatπ)
#webdevJourney #kickOff
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Tinnitus π
That random whistling sound you sometimes hear in your earsβ¦
Iβve been hearing it for over 6 hours now.
Any idea what I should do?
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I went to a funeral the other day, and not many people were crying as hard as they do at other Habesha funerals.
Later, while I was talking with my cousin, I said βα α°αα₯ α αα°ααα°αβ¦β
She replied βαα³α
α²ααα
αα αα₯αα
α βα΅αα
β α¨αααβ¦β
That was when I realized that in our funeral culture having people mourn for you at your funeral is actually a privilege.
Stay alive
#thoughts
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