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- After 8 months of self-teaching, I finally coded a job ready project - A Nexflix clone! Any tips or feedback highly appreciated!
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| Posted: 23 May 2021 05:00 AM PDT Eight months ago I quit my job as a media editor and determined to make a career switch. Since then, I've been teaching my self web development from absolutely scratch. Today, after 23 days of high intense coding, I finally finished a project that I could confidently call it job ready —— a Netflix clone. It has all the basic functionalities the original one has. You can sign up, sign in, create, edit, delete your profiles, and it has real-time video playing in browse page and I recreated the Netflix 'lolomo' aka list of list of movies as well. Here is the live demo, and github repo. What do you guys think? Do you think it's a junior developer job ready project? Any tips or feedback highly appreciated! [link] [comments]  |
| Learn from my mistake. Almost got the job but end up bombing it. Posted: 23 May 2021 11:23 PM PDT Hey everyone. I'm a chemical engineer who's been trying to get into the programming world. The percs are of course a big part of it, but to be honest I really enjoy anything to do with coding so I'm trying to get a data analyst job (I have done similar jobs but with other tools, plus I get to use statistics and math). Because of covid's very difficult situation I'm working in a kitchen as a kitchen hand. In the meantime I'm always trying to get into R or python to do an analysis or to learn something new about it. I've worked as a data analyst before (back then it had a different name) but I never used any programming tool. I had to deal with gigantic excel files and use VBa macros to automatize very tidious repetitive work. I have been applying for a while now, and got some feedback from my applications back home (EU), but not that many from my local residency. Unfortunately since I could be considered a junior (and I am in the programming sense) the applications back home tend to end when they find out I'm living half the world away. I was able (to my surprise) to get an interview for a start up where I'm living in (different town). We start talking via mail with their recruiter and he seemed very nice. We have a conversation through Skype and it went great, he told me on the spot that I would be advancing to the next interview. Next interview was with the VP of engineering. Pretty chill guy with a lot of experience. Also went great, so they sent me the technical assessment. Basically it was a data set from CUI which was very disorganised and dirty. Using R I made a script to load the data, clean it and filter it for the things we needed. Then I had to make some kind of visual representation of the data (I used tableau). I was very nervous because, even though I was confident in my "data analysis skills" I didn't trust my coding. So I practiced and coded away for 3 days like my life depended on it. By some miracle, they loved it. I was already shaking, I had a final interview before getting the job. They paid a flight for me so that I could meet them! Man, I was excited . Finally a job where I can actually build in my career, I have been looking forward to this moment for so long that I lost track. Anyways, the guy send me an email with all the details, I was going to have 2 more interviews, one technical where we were going to see my code, and another one for "culture fit". First came the technical interview. I was expecting one of the guys that had already interviewed me, but in the end I was there alone with the head of the technical team (very young data scientist). To my surprise, she didn't really wanted to see my code. She said that it was greatly done, very neat and that she had nothing to add about it. So she started making me several questions of "life in general" examples of data analysis (questions like how can you say who has the fastest speed in a population). I answered like an idiot, she was asking this questions for me to answer with some statistics theory that I simply couldn't understand in that moment. I was very lost since I was expecting to be reviewing my code. But instead I found myself having to pass statistics 101 again. I bombed HARD on that interview, like really really bad. You know that feeling of "I know I done fked it up". So the other cultural fit interview went great, but next day while I was flying back home I get a call from the hr guy. The rejection was pretty hard for me, specially because they made a lot of emphasis in the fact that they didn't care for technical experience. So my take away from this is that you should trust your coding a tad more, and look at those places where you think you are the most comfortable at, they might need some re-shining. I have started to learn statistics again, at least the important part. I shit literal bricks whenever I read some concept or something like that and it falls perfectly with the questions she asked. I was so close! Next time data analyst position, next time will be mine! Tldr: was able to pass every interview cept for the last, thought my problem was going to be my coding and in the end it was my statistical knowledge. [link] [comments]  |
| Can somebody here explain how to calculate time & space complexity for backtracking problems? Posted: 23 May 2021 05:20 PM PDT Hey all! So, I just completed a leetcode medium on my own and it got accepted on the first try! I never believed I could achieve such a feat! QUESTION: Enough of the flex... I am gonna get straight to the point: How can I intuitively understand the time and space complexity of backtracking problems like this one. Here is my python solution for the problem: And here is my "whiteboard drawing" of the solution Doubts:
Sorry if I am way off and what I said makes no sense. But I just need to get time & space complexities straight before I continue doing other backtracking problems. [link] [comments]  |
| 18 years old, Learning CSE from Collage, Need help!! Posted: 23 May 2021 11:18 PM PDT Yo, I'm 18 year old. Got admission in a university on 2020. All classes were online. I just go there for attendance. And now i'm scared about my future life. I want to learn coding. don't know what to learn. I passed on my 1 year doing nothing. My final exams for 2nd semester is going to over in 5 days & now i realize i need to study. They taught me C & C++ in 1st and 2nd semester. But i was just able to learn a little bit of C language. And then got lazy. I convinced myself by saying "It's covid time, it's not your fault. Everybody is facing mental challenges." But deep down i know "I am wrong. It's your fault." And now i want to do something. I read FAQ here, but i'm confused. Should i start with OSSU Computer Science & follow this only thing or should i do something else. I want to make career in Computer Science, but confused. Should i just follow college classes or anything else. Please, i just want one person who can actually understand my situation & guide me through it. [link] [comments]  |
| [HTML] Can't use image url as src, doesn't allow for some reason Posted: 23 May 2021 06:56 PM PDT I'm trying to use this image : https://www.thebarchive.com/data/b/image/1621/82/1621820589708.jpg as the src value in an img tag, but for some reason it doesn't work. E.g. : https://jsfiddle.net/0fsoayqL/ Not sure what I'm doing wrong, this is the src piece : https://pastebin.com/6zhRHXvS [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 23 May 2021 08:24 PM PDT I am 32 years old DevOps/SRE engineer but I have never developed a full-fledged tool in python, I have been writing mostly scripts all throughout my career. What I feel is I miss that development mindset, so I started building a tool for AWS transit gateway and trying to solve a problem that I am facing. So by default, all the vpcs attached to a transit gateway creates full mesh connectivity with each other. My tool will(work is in progress) let you create security domains for a transit gateway and then attach vpcs to the security domain and all the vpcs in one security domain will have connectivity. Here's the code, it would be great if experience python people can provide their feedback and reviews [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 23 May 2021 08:34 PM PDT I have very little experience in actual programming (I know the hardware part but not to code). Since school finished, I wanted to learn coding from the base up. So, I completed FreeCodeCamp's HTML and CSS course and also read a bit of Jon Duckett's HTML and CSS book. I wanted to learn more by building more projects, as one might. However, I opened up Visual Editor and all I coded was a very simple page, with nothing much even. I have an idea on what my project will be but I don't know how to put it to work in terms of aesthetic or anything really. I realise this is quite a rambling post so I can clarify more in comments. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 24 May 2021 12:10 AM PDT I'm a noob and I have a question what processes run when we are working on GUI? Like when we run commands on CLI, we're actually executing binary files? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 23 May 2021 06:07 PM PDT Datacamp is cheaper, but I have the sense that the certificate of IBM attracts more customers. [link] [comments]  |
| Best Programming Languages That You Can Learn Online From Reputed Resources Posted: 23 May 2021 11:40 PM PDT Best Programming Languages That You Can Learn Online From Reputed Resources. Distance Learning Courses is an educational alternative that permits students to earn college credit or take courses for personal enrichment at almost any moment, anyplace. Curious to check the distance learning courses? Please Upvote if found helpful [link] [comments]  |
| Anyone use the program Dragon that is a speech recognition software use in place of typing? Posted: 23 May 2021 11:31 PM PDT |
| If I cancel leetcode, does it erase all my information? Posted: 23 May 2021 07:39 PM PDT Leetcode automatic recurrent bill is due in a couple days. I'm thinking of cancelling it for a couple months. Wondering if my information and progress will all be erased [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 23 May 2021 07:23 PM PDT My current program looks like: import turtle import math side=turtle.textinput("Triangle Side 1", "Side Length?") L=int(side) side=turtle.textinput("Triangle Side 2", "Side Height?") H=int(side) for i in range(1): turtle.forward(L) turtle.left(90+(math.atan(H/L))*(180/math.pi)) turtle.forward(math.sqrt((L**2+H**2))) turtle.left(90+(math.asin(L/math.sqrt((L**2+H**2))))*(180/math.pi)) turtle.forward(H) Expected to get a right triangle no matter what numbers I put in. I am getting a right triangle when I input the same number for both of my inputs, but my right triangle goes away when I use different numbers for each input. Any help would be great. Thanks. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 23 May 2021 10:56 PM PDT But what about Xcode? Is it worthwhile to do the work first in Python if I'm going to want to use Xcode down the line? I thought maybe mapping out the map in Python first would be a good way to learn. crash course. [link] [comments]  |
| Working with JavaScript Promises in detail(with examples) Posted: 23 May 2021 10:43 PM PDT JavaScript promises are important to learn to work with async code. There are several features added to promises to make working with particular scenarios easy. I have written a guide on multiple ways to create and execute promises. https://www.akmittal.dev/posts/javascript-promises-in-detail-with-examples/ [link] [comments]  |
| Can I Learn by playing around with APIs? Posted: 23 May 2021 10:33 PM PDT I just started learning programming. I watch a lot of videos and am using Automate the Boring Stuff... but I'm not actually coding that much. I am learning but the ratio of reading/coding is too high. Can I play around with all the various APIs? What can I do? I have a background in finance btw so maybe some of the exchange APIs? Thanks. [link] [comments]  |
| Path to becoming a web developer with free resources Posted: 23 May 2021 06:35 PM PDT https://youtu.be/-gvDnr6naLI I've made this video giving some recomendations and a learning path to becoming a web developer [link] [comments]  |
| Passive income as a software engineer Posted: 23 May 2021 02:13 PM PDT Hello guys, I'm finishing uni this summer and i have landed my first internship as a full stack dev. I probably will continue working at that company after the internship is over. Now when i have more time I want to learn about passive income and eventually have some sort of assets that generate passive income. Bare in mind i don't know shit about business, but im willing to learn. Thanks a lot in advance [link] [comments]  |
| When it comes to learning web dev, is Odin Project automatically the best? Posted: 23 May 2021 10:51 AM PDT I ask because I was previously taking Andrei Neagoie's course on Udemy, which I really, really liked and want to revisit. But I've heard TOP is considered the creme de la creme and an all purpose tool. Does it matter too much, so long as I'm constantly learning and filling in the blanks on my own time, making my own projects and portfoilio? [link] [comments]  |
| Helping someone to learning coding, who has no computer, just an Android phone Posted: 23 May 2021 01:10 PM PDT My girlfriend works for MSF and met a young refugee in Africa through work; he wants to learn to program, so she asked me to help - I code Swift, Ruby and Python at work. It seems very challenging, but I'm keen to try and help. And as important as helping him learn to program is, most important I think is to try and give him something to think about that isn't his current situation. He was a first year civil engineering student before he fled due to ethnic violence. He has an Android phone (not sure of model) and no computer. He lives in a tent. So far I've sent him to Google Grasshopper and he's started working through that. I'd like to email him some other resources but his Internet access is really bad so video isn't suitable. I think he's on 3G? So he needs to be able to download stuff, and hopefully not too large. I assume his phone is a cheap one, and a few years old. I will ask him what model it is. Are there Android apps other than Grasshopper you recommend for him to try, that can teach fundamentals of programming / computer science? I'm an iOS user so can't check out what's on Android. What are the best free ebooks for someone learning to program? I was thinking I could send him some course notes from open university content too - any suggestions for courses??? I know there's online Javascript development tools/IDEs in the browser, but is there something he can cache locally? [link] [comments]  |
| Berkley Data Structures Course Posted: 23 May 2021 09:04 AM PDT Hey. I am going trough Berkley's CS61B Spring 2021 course, and I am supposed to do project 0.But in order to use starter files and autograder I need to authenticate with CallNet Authentication Service. Is there any other way to access mentioned features for non Berkley student? [link] [comments]  |
| Why the fuck does it always seem like I can never learn enough in this field Posted: 23 May 2021 12:43 AM PDT No matter what language I'm proficient in or technical knowledge I have, it always feels like it's never enough in this industry. Doesn't help that formal education literally prepares you for nothing in the tech world imo. It's just a consistent learning process, there is always more to learn. At some point I'd like to become an expert but I feel like that is basically impossible in a rapidly evolving environment. Also doesn't fucking help that organisations are consistently looking for full stack developers. Some full stack salaries are laughable for the amount of knowledge you need. /rant. [link] [comments]  |
| What are some good places i can publicly publish my side projects? Posted: 23 May 2021 08:07 PM PDT Although I have for a while been using repl.it to post my projects, I am just curious if there are any other places where I can post my projects(especially those written in Java). Thanks! [link] [comments]  |
| Do switch statements use the comparison operator? (C++) Posted: 23 May 2021 03:56 PM PDT So I currently have a bunch of chained if-else statements that check if an object of custom class Would this be allowed? [link] [comments]  |
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