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Dev Journals #1 -- Code: The Gathering

Hello, there! Call me Mika Snowden, how do you do?

Presumptuous name, isn't it? Thought so too, but the other option was Turing, which is even more presumptuous.

Anyhow, my nickname's presumptuousness isn't the subject of this post. In fact, the subject of the day is a new project I'm starting.

You see, lovelies, I'm a junior developer who would like to become a Java-Angular FullStack Developer. I'm currently in a C#-Angular position, so I'm studying Java to find a new job.

As I still don't have any Java certifications, I've decided to study for them, so I wrote down a couple of project ideas to help me practice. Today, I started one of them and informed my friends about it. Why: Because, unlike my other silly projects, this one might be useful to someone.

I play Magic: The Gathering with my friends, and we have a box where we keep cards anyone can choose from to add to their deck. The issue is: no one ever knows what cards are there, how many, and who the box is with. Since our friendship group has been growing, I've decided to take upon myself the challenge of coding a program that keeps track of said cards.

"Mika, there's already an app for that."

I was informed, but I need an excuse to study Java. What excuse would be better than something you like doing?

So, I'm off to work.

Here, lovelies, are my first day of work fruits. Not much -- I found out I'm easily distracted --, but it's a start.

First, we have my starting object:

I made it work with some setters, after making every attribute private, and we managed to get a nice output on console.

Finally, I brushed off my old database skills, grabbed PostgreSQL and came up with a little table.

Not much, but I'm happy to report project "mtg-repo" (still working on a name) is coming together.

Ta-da!

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[stargazerspringles]

Hello fellow TV head OC fans-

This is Vision! An OC of mine from 2015 or 2017?? Back then I drew on paper only, through the mass amounts sketchbooks I had! This was drawn 10/4/23 but I never got around to finishing it :(

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[lostlibrariangirl]

Hello guys! How are you doing? I am trying to keep up with Angular studies, plus I am doing a short Pentest classes in order to understand it a little bit more, as I requested some Pentests at work for a special team inside the company. It is very interesting, to understand the vulnerabilities that can occurs, and how to think about them while we are creating the architecture of applications, databases, etc. I will start new Spring boot courses as soon as possible too. Yesterday I started for real in the architecture team at work, and I am terrified as I already have some deadlines I must look forward to things I am not an expert yet (✖﹏✖) Well, I will do my best, and ask for help whenever I need (≖͞_≖̥) Keep studying, keep pursuing your dreams!

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Becoming a Full Stack Developer: My Roadmap to Mastery

Embarking on my journey to become a full stack developer has been nothing short of a thrilling adventure. It's been filled with moments of incredible learning, personal growth, and a profound passion for creating digital solutions that truly make a difference. From the fascinating world of front-end design to the intricate workings of back-end development, let me take you through my personal roadmap to mastering the art of full stack development.

Defining Full Stack Development

At its core, I see a full stack developer as a tech-savvy magician who possesses the unique ability to bring both the user-facing magic of the front end and the powerful machinery of the backend to life. It's not merely about coding; it's about the art of crafting seamless user experiences while skillfully managing the complex infrastructure that makes it all possible.

Self-Assessment

Like any journey, mine began with self-awareness. I took a close look at my existing skills and knowledge. I uncovered my strengths to build upon and identified the areas where I needed improvement. This self-assessment became the bedrock upon which I constructed my roadmap, allowing me to set clear, focused goals for my full stack development journey.

Front-End Development Skills

Mastering front-end technologies proved to be a thrilling challenge. Moving from the foundational HTML and CSS, which provide structure and style to web pages, to delving into the captivating realm of JavaScript with its dynamic interactions, each step forward brought its own set of revelations and challenges. My journey was marked by moments of both frustration and triumph as I evolved from crafting basic layouts to creating intricate user interfaces that sprung to life at the simple click of a button.

Back-End Development Skills

Transitioning to the backend was like stepping into a whole new world of data management, server intricacies, and complex logic. Learning languages like Python, diving deep into databases like MySQL, and exploring frameworks such as Flask and Django became the building blocks of my backend journey. The sheer satisfaction of watching my code efficiently manage data and orchestrate complex operations fueled my determination to keep pushing forward.

Bridging the Gap

The leap from front-end to back-end wasn't a smooth one. Bridging this gap required not only the acquisition of new technical skills but also a shift in mindset. The challenges were numerous – learning to handle data securely, optimizing performance, and orchestrating intricate processes. I adopted various strategies to make this transition seamless, eventually allowing me to unite my front-end and back-end skills into a unified full stack approach.

Full Stack Development Frameworks

The full stack development world introduced me to a plethora of frameworks designed to streamline the entire process. Frameworks like MEAN (MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, Node.js) and MERN (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js) became my trusted companions. They not only accelerated development but also offered valuable insights into the best practices of full stack architecture.

Building Projects

Knowledge truly gains momentum when it's put into practice. Building projects became an essential part of my journey. These projects provided the practical experience necessary to solidify my skills. Whether it was crafting dynamic e-commerce platforms or developing interactive web applications, each project served as a canvas for innovation, experimentation, and continuous improvement.

Continuous Learning

Full stack development is an ongoing journey without a defined finish line. The ever-evolving landscape continually demands learning and adaptation. To stay updated with emerging trends and technologies, I relied on online platforms, coding communities, and valuable resources like full stack developer course and blogs provided by ACTE.

Challenges and Rewards

This journey had its fair share of difficulties, of course. Debugging cryptic errors, optimizing code for performance, and keeping pace with rapid technological advancements were just a few of the hurdles I encountered. However, the rewards far surpassed the struggles. The ability to transform ideas into functional applications, the satisfaction of solving intricate puzzles, and the sheer joy of witnessing my work in action were the driving forces that kept me moving forward.

Networking and Community

In today's digitally connected world, networking is an invaluable asset. Engaging with developer communities and attending meetups opened doors to fresh perspectives, exciting collaborations, and invaluable insights. The support and camaraderie of fellow developers served as a constant reminder that I wasn't alone on this journey.

Becoming a full stack developer is about more than just acquiring technical skills; it's a transformative journey of self-discovery, overcoming challenges, and embracing growth. To all those aspiring full stack developers out there, my advice is to wholeheartedly embrace each challenge as a learning opportunity. Your roadmap may take unexpected turns, but with dedication, resilience, and a deep passion for innovation, you too can navigate the path to mastery. The world of full stack development awaits – so go forth and code boldly!