One of the most complex (and most wonderful) aspects of coding is that there is rarely one strict way of coding a particular process. For example, in creating a username and password input form, the end result might look the same across multiple websites, but each developer could have written the code differently. There is no one way to achieve an end goal. Each developer uses their own logic and psychology to work out the process that would make the most sense.
Up until a couple months ago, I thought a career in technology meant sitting behind a computer screen for the majority of your day, speaking to no one (unless it was through the internet) and making a ton of money but not having the time to spend it. Half of you are laughing that I could be so naive to think that, and the other half of you are thinking, “Wait that’s not the case?” — and it is certainly not the case!
Akela shares her journey of losing her job and how it spurred her on to the pursuit of a career in coding. Read about her process of exploring the tech world and how she landed on Web Development.
Freelancing or own a small business? Learn 5 steps to start building a memorable and trustworthy personal brand that people actually want to work with!
If you've ever struggled with picking out a new computer, are wondering what might be a good computer to get you started in tech, or just want to learn new computer lingo, this post is for you.
One of the most complex (and most wonderful) aspects of coding is that there is rarely one strict way of coding a particular process. For example, in creating a username and password input form, the end result might look the same across multiple websites, but each developer could have written the code differently. There is no one way to achieve an end goal. Each developer uses their own logic and psychology to work out the process that would make the most sense.
Up until a couple months ago, I thought a career in technology meant sitting behind a computer screen for the majority of your day, speaking to no one (unless it was through the internet) and making a ton of money but not having the time to spend it. Half of you are laughing that I could be so naive to think that, and the other half of you are thinking, “Wait that’s not the case?” — and it is certainly not the case!
Akela shares her journey of losing her job and how it spurred her on to the pursuit of a career in coding. Read about her process of exploring the tech world and how she landed on Web Development.
Freelancing or own a small business? Learn 5 steps to start building a memorable and trustworthy personal brand that people actually want to work with!
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If you've ever struggled with picking out a new computer, are wondering what might be a good computer to get you started in tech, or just want to learn new computer lingo, this post is for you.
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