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[banditcode]

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It's been a long time since I last wrote on this blog. Back then I had a job, I lived alone, and I had indie video game projects. It turns out I moved in with my partner and this is my new setup, which I bought when I was laid off from the company I worked for for 5 and a half years. Now I'm creating a web development portfolio on my GitHub because I can't publish my work from my previous company under my own name. Right now, I'm counting daily calories because I'm trying to lose 20 kilos this year ( I must eat less than 1800 calories per day in order to achieve it), and I've also enrolled in a 50-plus-week full-stack development bootcamp.

I can't sleep well because not having a job is really affecting me (I've been laid off since January 28th. I really didn't want to continue there, but I also didn't want to not have a job). And I'm trying to maintain a Ballet Fit routine to avoid sitting still. So this is my third blog start, focusing on personal and web development (lol), and food tracking. You could say it's a general habit tracker.

For anyone reading this for the first time, hello, I'm "bandit", 32 years old, interested in learning languages (I speak english, spanish, portuguese and a really basic russian), and just switched from the arts to development, among other things. I enjoy metal music, anime, and TV shows. I'm rebuilding my collection of manga, magazines, and books that I lost after moving so much in my youth. I hope to find more people on studyblr. 💕

[mojop24]

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[fiasty143]

The third HTML, CSS and BOOTSTRAP (intermediate) project CH#03 Contact-Us-page(06) 's snapshots. The source code is available on: github

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[fangirlinc]

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I'm looking for mutuals who love to code and also love MCR. I wanna do a little project >:D also just want some buds to relate to.

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[lezmooshie]

Tinkering with my personal website again

Above screenie is zoomed out to capture everything. Anyone wanna guess which blinkies I made? Also, the Twitter blinkie just takes you to my BSky lol (on purpose).

Several of the images were put together by me! I can teach pretty much anything in tech, this is just the stuff that I thought of.

I made the floppy-disk icons myself, with some help from wifey on getting the text to render as part of the SVGs!

[surge-tech]

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Programming languages are tools we use to talk to computers. Just like English or Spanish helps us communicate with people, programming languages let us give instructions to machines. They're the bridge between human ideas and the machine's world of binary (Os and 1s).

It's how we bring ideas to life, step by step. Without these languages, there's no bridge between human creativity and machine capability.

[coderchronicles]

Hi everyone,

I'm sorry for the late update on my #coderchronicle blog. For my second assignment, we were tasked to create a webpage tackling Issues on Protected Areas.

I noticed improvements in my coding as time went on. See the screen capture of the HTML file in this post.

I am open to any comments and suggestions (positive or negative).

[academ1aonmars]

Took my CS final !! It was a class in Java. Everything I learned from my review:

Bro Code helped me SOO much omg - he was the best and I'll definitely check out his full java course on yt over my break

Working on a pdf of notes for you beginner Java learners on what helped me understand Inheritance, Polymorphism, Excepts and Recursion!

Not sure how I did yet, but I honestly probably got a 70... The multiple choice questions were worth 60 (we got those scores right away) so i got a 41/60 - i def didn't get all 40 points on the open ended so most likely a 70. I’ll end up with a B+ at least so not horrible.

Update (this was in my drafts): I got a 70 and did in fact get a B+ :) I’m okay with that.

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[fiasty143]

The fourth HTML, SCSS, BOOTSTRAP, JavaScript project CH#04 Home-page(desktop)(01)s' snapshots. The source code is available on: github

[mojop24]

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[code-passion]

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