#i only need to learn proper javascript and web design

[jswatson]

I WILL FORK DASHBOARD UNFUCKER AND BRING IT BACK WHY DOES TUMBLR LOOK SO BAD

[izicodes]

woah! just saw your bio change to software engineer. how did you transition? is it any different than web dev?

i also went on a TikTok rabbit hole and people are saying it’s useless to learn html/css and it’s not an actual language. honestly idk why I thought it would be easy to learn html > css > javascript > angular > react and somehow land a good paying job…

it’s gonna take YEARS for me to have a career, i feel old… especially with no degree

Hiya! 🩶

This is a long reply so I answered your question in sections below! But in the end, I hope this helps you! 🙆🏾‍♀️

🔮 "How did you transition?"

So, yeah my old job title was "Junior Web Developer" at a finance firm, and now my new title is "Frontend Software Engineer"! In terms of transition, I didn't make too much of a change.

After I quit my old job, I focused more on Frontend technologies that were relevant, so I focused on React.js and Node.js. I used YouTube, books, and Codeacademy. My first React project was >> this Froggie project <<~! Working on real-life projects such as the volunteering job I did (only for a month) where they used the technologies I was learning. So basically I did this:

decides to learn react and node 🤷🏾‍♀️

"oh wait let me find some volunteering job for developers where they use the tech I am learning so I can gain some real-life experience 🤔"

experienced developers in the team helped me with other technologies such as UI tools, and some testing experience 🙆🏾‍♀️

I did the volunteering work for both fun and learning with experienced developers and... I was bored and wanted to feel productive again... 😅

So for transitioning, I focused on learning the new technologies I wanted to work in and got some work experience (though it was volunteering) to back up if I can work in an environment with the tech. I still live with my family so I could do the volunteering job and have time to self-study whilst being okay financially (though I was tight with money haha) 😅👍🏾

🔮 "Is it any different than web dev?"

The old job was focused on using C# and SQL (including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript but fairly small) to make the websites, they were fairly basic websites for clients to use just to navigate their information needed. They weren't fancy cool web design because they didn't need to be, which was what made me bored of the job and wanted a change.

I am only a week into the job and have been working on small tickets (features for the site), but I think after a month or two into the job I will make a proper judgment on the difference~! So far, it's kind of the same thing I did in my old job but with new workflow tools, React-based projects, and funny people to work with 😅🙌🏾

🔮 "People are saying it’s useless to learn HTML/CSS and it’s not an actual language."

Yes HTML is a markup language and CSS is a stylesheet but they are the foundation of like 90% of the websites on the internet, I wouldn't ever call them "useless". Frameworks such as React, Django, Flask, etc still require HTML and CSS code to make the website's structure and styling. CSS frameworks like Tailwind and Bootstrap 5 still use CSS as their base/foundation. Not useless at all.

Don't focus on what other people are doing and focus on your own learning. I repeat this all the time on my blog. Just because one or a couple people online said one technology is useless doesn't mean it is (this is applied to most things in tech). Someone told me jQuery was entirely useless and no bother learning it - I did it anyway and it helped me better understand JavaScript. Anyhoo, try things YOURSELF before listening to what people say - make your own judgment. Not going to let a random Tech bro online whine about how annoying Python or C or whatever is to ruin my want to learn something. (This is all coming from a girl who loves web development very much's point of view :D)

🔮 "I thought it would be easy to learn html > css > javascript > angular > react and somehow land a good paying job"

Web Dev route, I love it! That's literally the same steps I would have taken if I had to start again~! For each new tech you learn, make a bunch of projects to 1) prove to yourself that you can apply what you've learned 2) experience 3) fill that portfolio~! 😎🙌🏾

With Angular and React, I would pick one or the other and focus on being really good at it before learning another framework!

I also recommend volunteering jobs, freelancing, helping a small business out with free/paid m

Lastly, you do not need a degree to get a job in Web Development. I mean look at me? My apprenticeship certificate is the same value as finishing school at 18, so in the UK it would be A-Levels, and I completed it at the ripe age of 21! I have no degree, I applied for university and got a place but I will give that space up for someone else, I'm not ready for university just yet! haha... (plus erm it's expensive at the end, what? even for the UK...). Sure, I used to avoid the job postings that were like "You need a computer science degree" but now if I were job searching I would apply regardless.

People switching careers in their 40s going into tech instead are making it, you can switch anytime in your lifetime if you have the means to! (everyone's situation is different I understand).

I'm not too good at giving advice but I hope in the rambling I made some sense? But yeah that's all! 😎

[esoxy]

So let's get into the nitty-gritty technical details behind my latest project, the National Blue Trail round-trip search application available here:

This project has been fun with me learning a lot about plenty of technologies, including QGis, PostGIS, pgRouting, GTFS files, OpenLayers, OpenTripPlanner and Vita.

So let's start!

In most of my previous GIS projects I have always used custom made tools written in ruby or Javascript and never really tried any of the "proper" GIS tools, so it was a good opportunity for me to learn a bit of QGIS. I hoped I could do most of the work there, but soon realized it's not fully up to the job, so I had to extend the bits to other tools at the end. For most purposes I used QGis to import data from various sources, and export the results to PostGIS, then do the calculations in PostGIS, re-import the results from there and save them into GeoJSON. For this workflow QGIS was pretty okay to use. I also managed to use it for some minor editing as well.

I did really hope I could avoid PostGIS, and do all of the calculation inside QGIS, but its routing engine is both slow, and simply not designed for multiple uses. For example after importing the map of Hungary and trying to find a single route between two points it took around 10-15 minutes just to build the routing map, then a couple seconds to calculate the actual route. There is no way to save the routing map (at least I didn't find any that did not involve coding in Python), so if you want to calculate the routes again you had to wait the 10-15 minute of tree building once more. Since I had to calculate around 20.000 of routes at least, I quickly realized this will simply never work out.

I did find the QNEAT3 plugin which did allow one to do a N-M search of routes between two set of points, but it was both too slow and very disk space intense. It also calculated many more routes than needed, as you couldn't add a filter. In the end it took 23 hours for it to calculate the routes AND it created a temporary file of more than 300Gb in the process. After realizing I made a mistake in the input files I quickly realized I won't wait this time again and started looking at PostGIS + pgRouting instead.

Before we move over to them two very important lessons I learned in QGIS:

There is no auto-save. If you forget to save and then 2 hours later QGIS crashes for no reason then you have to restart your work

Any layer that is in editing mode is not getting saved when you press the save button. So even if you don't forget to save by pressing CTRL/CMD+S every 5 seconds like every sane person who used Adobe products ever in their lifetimes does, you will still lose your work two hours later when QGIS finally crashes if you did not exit the editing mode for all of the layers

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So let's move on to PostGIS.

It's been a while since I last used PostGIS - it was around 11 years ago for a web based object tracking project - but it was fairly easy to get it going. Importing data from QGIS (more specifically pushing data from QGIS to PostGIS) was pretty convenient, so I could fill up the tables with the relevant points and lines quite easily. The only hard part was getting pgRouting working, mostly because there aren't any good tutorials on how to import OpenStreetMap data into it. I did find a blog post that used a freeware (not open source) tool to do this, and another project that seems dead (last update was 2 years ago) but at least it was open source, and actually worked well. You can find the scripts I used on the GitHub page's README.

Using pgRouting was okay - documentation is a bit hard to read as it's more of a specification, but I did find the relevant examples useful. It also supports both A* search (which is much quicker than plain Dijsktra on a 2D map) and searching between N*M points with a filter applied, so I hoped it will be quicker than QGIS, but I never expected how quick it was - it only took 5 seconds to calculate the same results it took QGIS 23 hours and 300GB of disk space! Next time I have a GIS project I'm fairly certain I will not shy away from using PostGIS for calculations.

There were a couple of hard parts though, most notably:

ST_Collect will nicely merge multiple lines into one single large line, but the direction of that line looked a bit random, so I had to add some extra code to fix it later.

ST_Split was similarly quite okay to use (although it took me a while to realize I needed to use ST_Snap with proper settings for it to work), but yet again the ordering of the segments were off a slight bit, but I was too lazy to fix it with code - I just updated the wrong values by hand.

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The next project I had never used in the past was OpenTripPlanner. I did have a public transport project a couple years ago but back then tools like this and the required public databases were very hard to come by, so I opted into using Google's APIs (with a hard limit to make sure this will never be more expensive than the free tier Google gives you each month), but I have again been blown away how good tooling has become since then. GTFS files are readily available for a lot of sources (although not all - MAV, the Hungarian Railways has it for example behind a registration paywall, and although English bus companies are required to publish this by law - and do it nicely, Scottish ones don't always do it, and even if they do finding them is not always easy. Looks to be something I should push within my party of choice as my foray into politics)

There are a couple of caveats with OpenTripPlanner, the main one being it does require a lot of RAM. Getting the Hungarian map, and the timetables from both Volánbusz (the state operated coach company) and BKK (the public transport company of Budapest) required around 13GB of RAM - and by default docker was only given 8, so it did crash at first with me not realizing why.

The interface of OpenTripPlanner is also a bit too simple, and it was fairly hard for me to stop it from giving me trips that only involve walking - I deliberately wanted it to only search between bus stops involving actual bus travel as the walking part I had already done using PostGIS. I did however check if I could have used OpenTripPlanner for that part as well, and while it did work somewhat it didn't really give optimal results for my use case, so I was relieved the time I spend in QGIS - PostGIS was not in vain.

The API of OpenTripPlanner was pretty neat though, it did mimic Google's route searching API as much as possible which I used in the past so parsing the results was quite easy.

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Once we had all of the data ready, the final bit was converting it to something I can use in JavaScript. For this I used my trusted scripting language I use for such occasion for almost 20 years now: ruby. The only interesting part here was the use of Encoded Polylines (which is Google's standard of sending LineString information over inside JSON files), but yet again I did find enough tools to handle this pretty obscure format.

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Final part was the display. While I usually used Leaflet in the past I really wanted to try OpenLayers, I had another project I had not yet finished where Leaflet was simply too slow for the data, and I had a very quick look at OpenLayers and saw it could display it with an acceptable performance, so I believed it might be a good opportunity for me to learn it. It was pretty okay, although I do believe transparent layers seem to be pretty slow under it without WebGL rendering, and I could not get WebGL working as it is still only available as a preview with no documentation (and the interface has changed completely in the last 2 months since I last looked at it). In any case OpenLayers was still a good choice - it had built in support for Encoded Polylines, GPX Export, Feature selection by hovering, and a nice styling API. It also required me to use Vita for building the application, which was a nice addition to my pretty lacking knowledge of JavaScript frameworks.

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All in all this was a fun project, I definitely learned a lot I can use in the future. Seeing how well OpenTripPlanner is, and not just for public transport but also walking and cycling, did give me a couple new ideas I could not envision in the past because I could only do it with Google's Routing API which would have been prohibitively expensive. Now I just need to start lobbying for the Bus Services Act 2017 or something similar to be implemented in Scotland as well

[jcmarchi]

What’s Old is New

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What’s Old is New

I collect a bunch of links in a bookmarks folder. These are things I fully intend to read, and I do — eventually. It’s a good thing bookmarks are digital, otherwise, I’d need a bigger coffee table to separate them from the ever-growing pile of magazines.

The benefit of accumulating links is that the virtual pile starts revealing recurring themes. Two seemingly unrelated posts published a couple months apart may congeal and become more of a dialogue around a common topic.

I spent time pouring through a pile of links I’d accumulated over the past few weeks and noticed a couple of trending topics. No, that’s not me you’re smelling — there’s an aroma of nostalgia in the air., namely a newfound focus on learning web fundamentals and some love for manual deployments.

Web Developers, AI, and Development Fundamentals

Alvaro Montero:

Ultimately, it is not about AI replacing developers, but about developers adapting and evolving with the tools. The ability to learn, understand, and apply the fundamentals is essential because tools will only take you so far without the proper foundation.

ShopTalk 629: The Great Divide, Global Design + Web Components, and Job Titles

Chris and Dave sound off on The Great Divide in this episode and the rising value of shifting back towards fundamentals:

Dave: But I think what is maybe missing from that is there was a very big feeling of disenfranchisement from people who are good and awesome at CSS and JavaScript and HTML. But then were being… The market was shifting hard to these all-in JavaScript frameworks. And a lot of people were like, “I don’t… This is not what I signed up for.”

[…]

Dave: Yeah. I’m sure you can be like, “Eat shit. That’s how it is, kid.” But that’s also devaluing somebody’s skillset. And I think what the market is proving now is if you know JavaScript or know HTML, CSS, and regular JavaScript (non-framework JavaScript), you are once again more valuable because you understand how a line of CSS can replace 10,000 lines of JavaScript – or whatever it is.

Chris: Yeah. Maybe it’s coming back just a smidge–

Dave: A smidge.

Chris: –that kind of respecting the fundamental stuff because there’s been churn since then, since five years ago. Now it’s like these exclusively React developers we hired, how useful are they anymore? Were they a little too limited and fundamental people are knowing more? I don’t know. It’s hard to say that the job industry is back when it doesn’t quite feel that way to me.

Dave: Yeah, yeah. Yeah, who knows. I just think the value in knowing CSS and HTML, good HTML, are up more than they maybe were five years ago.

Just a Spec: HTML Finally Gets the Respect It Deserves

Jared and Ayush riffin’ on the first ever State of HTML survey, why we need it, and whether “State of…” surveys are representative of people who work with HTML.

[…] once you’ve learned about divs and H’s 1 through 6, what else is there to know? Quite a lot, as it turns out. Once again, we drafted Lea Verou to put her in-depth knowledge of the web platform to work and help us craft a survey that ended up reaching far beyond pure HTML to cover accessibility, web components, and much more.

[…]

You know, it’s perfectly fine to be an expert at HTML and CSS and know very little JavaScript. So, yeah, I think it’s important to note that as we talk about the survey, because the survey is a snapshot of just the people who know about the survey and answer the questions, right? It’s not necessarily representative of the broad swath of people around the world who have used HTML at all.

[…]

So yeah, a lot of interest in HTML. I’m talking about HTML. And yeah, in the conclusion, Lea Verou talks about we really do have this big need for more extensibility of HTML.

In a more recent episode:

I’m not surprised. I mean, when someone who’s only ever used React can see what HTML does, I think it’s usually a huge revelation to them.

[…]

It just blows their minds. And it’s kind of like you just don’t know what you’re missing out on up to a point. And there is a better world out there that a lot of folks just don’t know about.

[…]

I remember a while back seeing a post come through on social media somewhere, somebody’s saying, oh, I just tried working with HTML forms, just standard HTML forms the first time and getting it to submit stuff. And wait, it’s that easy?

Yeah, last year when I was mentoring a junior developer with the Railsworld conference website, she had come through Bootcamp and only ever done React, and I was showing her what a web component does, and she’s like, oh, man, this is so cool. Yeah, it’s the web platform.

Reckoning: Part 4 — The Way Out

Alex Russell in the last installment of an epic four-part series well worth your time to fully grasp the timeline, impact, and costs of modern JavsaScript frameworks to today’s development practices:

Never, ever hire for JavaScript framework skills. Instead, interview and hire only for fundamentals like web standards, accessibility, modern CSS, semantic HTML, and Web Components. This is doubly important if your system uses a framework.

Semi-Annual Reminder to Learn and Hire for Web Standards

Adrian Roselli:

This is a common cycle. Web developers tire of a particular technology — often considered the HTML killer when released — and come out of it calling for a focus on the native web platform. Then they decide to reinvent it yet again, but poorly.

There are many reasons companies won’t make deep HTML / CSS / ARIA / SVG knowledge core requirements. The simplest is the commoditization of the skills, partly because framework and library developers have looked down on the basics.

The anchor element

Heydon Pickering in a series dedicated to HTML elements, starting alphabetically with the good ol’ anchor <a>:

Sometimes, the <a> is referred to as a hyperlink, or simply a link. But it is not one of these and people who say it is one are technically wrong (the worst kind of wrong).

[…]

Web developers and content editors, the world over, make the mistake of not making text that describes a link actually go inside that link. This is collosally unfortunate, given it’s the main thing to get right when writing hypertext.

AI Myth: It lets me write code I can’t on my own

Chris Ferndandi:

At the risk of being old and out-of-touch: if you don’t know how to write some code, you probably shouldn’t use code that Chat GPT et al write for you.

[…]

It’s not bulletproof, but StackOverflow provides opportunities to learn and understand the code in a way that AI-generated code does not.

What Skills Should You Focus on as Junior Web Developer in 2024?

Frontend Masters:

Let’s not be old-man-shakes-fist-at-kids.gif about this, but learning the fundamentals of tech is demonstrateably useful. It’s true in basketball, it’s true for the piano, and it’s true in making websites. If you’re aiming at a long career in websites, the fundamentals are what powers it.

[…]

The point of the fundamentals is how long-lasting and transferrable the knowledge is. It will serve you well no matter what other technologies a job might have you using, or when the abstractions over them change, as they are want to do.

As long as we’re talking about learning the fundamentals…

The Basics

Oh yeah, and of course there’s this little online course I released this summer for learning HTML and CSS fundamentals that I describe like this:

The Basics is more for your clients who do not know how to update the website they paid you to make. Or the friend who’s learning but still keeps bugging you with questions about the things they’re reading. Or your mom, who still has no idea what it is you do for a living. It’s for those whom the entry points are vanishing. It’s for those who could simply sign up for a Squarespace account but want to understand the code it spits out so they have more control to make a site that uniquely reflects them.

Not all this nostalgia is reserved only for HTML and CSS, but for deploying code, too. A few recent posts riff on what it might look like to ship code with “buildless” or near “buildless” workflows.

Raw-Dogging Websites

Brad Frost:

It is extraordinarily liberating. Yes, there are some ergonomic inefficiencies, but at the end of the day it comes out in the wash. You might have to copy-and-paste some HTML, but in my experience I’d spend that much time or more debugging a broken build or dependency hell.

Going Buildless

Max Böck in a follow-up to Brad:

So, can we all ditch our build tools soon?

Probably not. I’d say for production-grade development, we’re not quite there yet. Performance tradeoffs are a big part of it, but there are lots of other small problems that you’d likely run into pretty soon once you hit a certain level of complexity.

For smaller sites or side projects though, I can imagine going the buildless route – just to see how far I can take it.

Manual ’till it hurts

Jeremy Keith in a follow-up to Max:

If you’re thinking that your next project couldn’t possibly be made without a build step, let me tell you about a phrase I first heard in the indie web community: “Manual ‘till it hurts”. It’s basically a two-step process:

Start doing what you need to do by hand.

When that becomes unworkable, introduce some kind of automation.

It’s remarkable how often you never reach step two.

I’m not saying premature optimisation is the root of all evil. I’m just saying it’s premature.

That’s it for this pile of links and good gosh my laptop feels lighter for it. Have you read other recent posts that tread similar ground? Share ’em in the comments.

[jhonwick321]

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Every front-end developer and web developer knows how frustrating and painful it is to write the same code at multiple places. If they need to add a button on multiple pages they are forced to do a lot of code. Developers using other frameworks face the challenges to rework most codes even when crafting components that change frequently. Developers wanted a framework or library which allowed them to break down complex components and reuse the codes to complete their projects faster. Here React comes in and solves this problem. 

React is the most popular javascript library for building user interfaces. It is fast, flexible and it also has a strong community sitting online to help you every time. The coolest thing about React is it’s based on components, you break down your complex code into individual pieces i.e components and that helps developers in organizing their code in a better way. A lot of companies are moving to React and that’s the reason most of the beginners and experienced developers are also expanding their knowledge learning this library. 

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Basic understanding of how to use npm.

Simple todo-app

Simple calculator app

Build a shopping cart

Display GitHub’s user stats using GitHub API

After some time, I have started Building my own React

I have just started learning React.JS, it is essential to understand the logic behind it. The experts always say that: “You have to learn by doing it yourself.” This is why I started rewriting React from scratch and it is a good idea. If you agree with me, then this article is for you! This way, I learn how to properly use each data structure and how to choose between them.

Why React?

Now, the main question that arises in front of us is why one should use React. There are so many open-source platforms for making front-end web application development easier, like Angular. Let us take a quick look at the benefits of React over other competitive technologies or frameworks. With the front-end world-changing on a daily basis, it’s hard to devote time to learning a new framework – especially when that framework could ultimately become a dead end. So, if you're looking for the next best thing but you're feeling a little bit lost in the framework jungle, I suggest checking out React.

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7 Factors To Consider While Choosing A Web Designing Course

I want to find out web designing is what most of the people say nowadays. But, many of them are unaware of the aspects of best web designing institute in surat. People think an internet designing course must include HTML, CSS, and JS. But, there’s more about web designing to understand.

What is Web Designing?

web designing may be a Web development process for creating an internet site. It focuses on factors like layout, UI, and other visual imagery. The goal is to form the web site appealing and straightforward to use. So, web designer makes use of varied tools. But, to make a winning web design, Web designers got to believe their audience.

Most websites use Hypertext terminology (HTML). HTML is that the skeleton of an internet page. But, then comes Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). CSS enhances the visual appearance of the web site. Finally, come JavaScript (JS). JS is that the scripting language that creates website user interactive.

Now you’ll be thinking this is often web designing. But, there’s more in web designing alongside HTML, CSS, and JS. So, allow us to see what else does an web design course in Surat.

Designing an excellent website isn’t a simple task by any means. the right website isn’t only a visible masterpiece. But also functional, efficient, and straightforward to use

Below are the factors to stay in mind while choosing an internet designing course.

1. Color Color is one of the most powerful tools in a website design. It attracts attention, express meaning, and create desire. Also, it drives conversions and even earns customer loyalty. Good color choices take careful planning. But the right color can influence how a visitor interprets. Also, it must define the theme color of the business of the website owner.

Choosing the proper colors for your website’s design is crucial. Colors are often your most powerful tool to realize a reaction from your targeted audience. you’ll use colors to stir your visitors’ emotions or answer a call-to-action on your website. Also, this will help increase brand recognition and encourage visitors to require action.

2. Usability and straightforward Navigation. Websites that are easy to use attracts more customers. Also, such websites encourage business. Thus, you want to increase the usability of your website. you’ll do so by displaying the content concisely on the web site. Also, confirm the customer can use the web site easily.

3. Call to Action. Placing calls to action on your website encourages customers to contact your business. Place a friendly suggestion, like “Contact us today!”. A Call to action demonstrates that the corporate wants to develop a relationship. Also, calls to action must be appropriate for a visitor’s level of engagement. If they’re discovering your brand, invite them to subscribe your email newsletter. Call to action is that the best medium to interact with a visitor. So always include a call to action on each page. Also, the decision to action must be easy to access.

4. Short Loading Time. When trying to find information online, nothing aggravates visitors quite slow loading times. Customers can shy away thanks to this issue. Testing your website before time will assist you pinpoint any loading time issues. Also, you’ll fix these before your site’s official release. Periodically test your website’s loading time once it’s launched. It helps to extend customer retention and supply a positive user experience. Short load times give customers the knowledge they need once they want it. Your site must provide the info fast. If your site can’t deliver, a competitor’s site will.

5. Cross-Browser Compatibility. As technology progresses, the amount of internet browsers is growing. From Internet Explorer and Chrome to Firefox and Safari, it is often frustrating to stay up with all of them. It’s vital to make sure that your website is compatible with many browsers. Your site should load on all major browsers — including older versions. Also, all the functionality must work on each browser. Not only the CSS but also the JS should be cross-browser compatible. Failing to require this step may exclude an outsized section of your customer base. Also, it is often a costly consequence for a growing business.

6. Responsive Website Design. Statistics state that the utilization of mobile devices has increased within the past two years. Approximately 95% of mobile users look for products and services. Businesses got to reach this growing population of mobile users. except for this, they have to make certain that their websites are available from any device.

7. Stock Images. Everything found on your website is property and falls under copyright laws. If you post a copyrighted image without permission, it’s going to end in fines. So confirm to receive written permission to be used and pay relevant fees for images. Some sites offer access to copyright-free images. But, make certain to review terms of use before posting them. repeatedly such images can cost you huge sums as a penalty and convey more loss than profit.

Conclusion

We have discussed 7 important aspects that each web designing training course in surat must include. But, there are many other aspects to incorporate during a website design course. Increasing traffic and generating leads is that the primary goal of web designing. For achieving these goals, your site’s design, navigation, and content are important.

Keeping all such factors in mind, we’ve brought an internet designing course for you. the simplest thanks to learn web designing is to find out it from the simplest institute. IIHT Surat is that the best place to find out responsive web design step by step. This course includes web design basics for beginners. So what are you waiting for? Enroll now and learn web design from scratch. Take the web designing training institute in surat at the simplest IT training and placement institute, IIHT Surat.

[baeddel]

ahhhhhh @guurx​ ty very very much for the advice im gonna reply bit by bit

guurx

depending on what ur using and how u do it u may be able to compile ur games to wasm, which would enable u to run ur games in a modern browser without using javascript extensively

guurx

still its in its infancy

ohhh yeah yeah I was actually just reading about web assembley thismorning. It looks very cool however I think that like, at my level of familiarity & comfort w/ programming learning to make browser games in python that compile to webassembley is probably a much bigger ask than just learning very basic JS :P

guurx

i want to also say something about javascript since u have only gotten "what a headache!" in the replies abt it:

guurx

there are several cases you need to know about which can cause unexpected behavior, in javascript proper, and in the dom interface. it also has some shitty scoping rules, which are inarguably an unnecessary pain. a lot of confusion and frustration comes from people misunderstanding how to use the very simple, if annoying and inefficient, "object" model in javascript, and i recommend trying to understand what that actually is and how it works and how to use it.

guurx

i say this because i think u cannot work *around* serious flaws in language design, u can only work with them or run from them, and while i can't say vanilla javascript is a joy, its still very powerful and capable, and compared to other extensively used languages, perhaps the most flexible and simple

ohhhh okay yeah right right that makes a lot of sense ty, I’ll definitely look into that!!!!

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Java Principles for Beginners to Discover Java Setting

A few more code examples, preferably with new instruments like JShell will really assist. In this article, I truly have chosen a number of the finest Java courses from Udemy and Pluralsight, which are each complete and up-to-date however at the same time suitable for newbies. All the strategies declared inside an interface are implicitly treated as public and abstract even when such strategies are not explicitly declared as public and summary.

And we’ve had college students from each programs get jobs doing JavaScript and Python development.

When we're debugging our code, the overall rule of thumb is to address only the top error on our record; that's the first error that the compiler came throughout in our code.

The correct technique is invoked during compile time depending upon the sequence , datatype and number of arguments.

I found it to be rather merely and missing in sure elements and something that bothered me is that the quizzes where a number of selection most of the time.

We’ve additionally had graduates get jobs at startups constructing small web purposes.

It presents greater than 1000 videosthat are ready by the consultants of different languages. You can research totally different examples and take a look at yourself by executing multiple code examples. After completion of core Java concepts, you possibly can be taught superior Java concepts and other essentials of Java language. It could be very helpful for both novices as nicely as experienced programmers. With the assistance of this website, both can learn in regards to the Java programming language very easily.

In addition to communities, you’ll encounter complete guides and tutorials that can help you grasp the fundamentals and debug errors. We will break down our high tips for how one can begin your Java journey. We may even give you an inventory of actionable suggestions on topics you presumably can explore. By the tip of studying this text, you’ll have a clear roadmap to information you thru studying Java. The video shared below is the last a part of the 10-part playlist referred to as Java For Beginners. There are 5 totally different lessons within the project, namely, account holder, account, bank transaction, bank and particular ATM of the financial institution.

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And you’ll discover a ton of enlightening interviews with professional Java programmers where they share secrets and techniques of the language to help beginners study the ropes sooner. Once you realize which pitfalls to keep away from you’ll have a a lot easier time working via projects. Java is the unique Sun Microsystems programming language and it’s been across the block for properly over two decades. This can be used for anything from games to cellular apps, desktop software, and enterprise programs for servers.

How can I learn Java for free?

5 Websites to Learn Java for FREE 1. Udemy. This is a popular website for learning Java and other languages online.

2. CodeAbbey. The next site that I am going to share with you guys is CodeAbbey.

3. CodeAcademy. One of the most popular websites, which I used to learn JavaScript, is CodeAcademy.

4. CodingBat.

5. Pluralsight.

After the theoretical classes, you presumably can go ahead with the sensible lessons to apply the data you've gathered all through the courses. If you need to pursue a career as a Java developer or are wanting forward to adding the vast array of concepts of this language to your ability set then you are at the proper place. Comprising of over 12 training, this path has a alternative for everybody irrespective of their skill stage. If you are a newbie then you may begin with the fundamental programs or if you want to follow widespread coding problems in Java then there are courses for that too. By the tip of the trail, you could be prepared to use for a developer profile or work as a freelancer.

What's Class In Java ?

Which means the members of the identical class as nicely as other lessons in the identical package deal and sub lessons in other packages can have access to the protected members . But the members of the classes in other packages don't get access to the protected member. Which means the members of the same class as nicely as different courses in the same package deal can only have entry to the default members . But the members of other packages and in addition the sub classes does not get access to the default member. However , an inside class can be declared as non-public .The class members such as methods and variables can be declared as non-public. If the class member methodology or a variable is asserted as privatethen such member might be accessible onlywithin its personal class .

We noticed that Java was the primary in-demand language within the nation. Right now Java and C# are the two most in-demand languages, so these are the languages that we educate at Tech Elevator. If Ruby turned the most in-demand language tomorrow, then we might look into teaching Ruby. So to keep every little thing simple, let's begin learning Java by writing our Java code in an Integrated Development Environment . This is a software program program of its personal that helps us write, compile, and run Java applications. We're going to make use of the NetBeans IDE, which is awesome because it is free, open source, and it will operate nearly the identical on Windows, Mac, and Linux environments.

However, it's doubtable that you will turn into an professional in such a quick time. Try various exercises for training Java and monitor your progress. These are only a few of the issues that you are in a place to do to make certain that you are writing good code from the beginning. The most important thing at this stage is to get on the market and have a go.

Official Java tutorial - Java documentation is doubtless certainly one of the greatest programming language documentation. Multithreaded − With Java's multithreaded feature it is possible to put in writing programs that may carry out many tasks concurrently. This design function permits the builders to construct interactive purposes that may run smoothly. Nice tutorials, Can you place them as a collection, So that I don’t have to come again to the homepage to view the second tutorial within the listing.

The Child Class Object reference factors to the Child Class object . In this case Child class constructor has been used to instantiate the thing . The Parent Class Object reference factors to the Child Class object . The overloading could be achieved by declaring totally different technique parameters when it comes to parameter numbers , sequence and the info types of the parameters.

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MAINLY UNIDIRECTIONAL Please note that 123sync is mainly un-directional and is designed to PUSH data from FileMaker to QuickBooks. Lists are PULLED from QuickBooks into 123sync for the integration manager to know what already exists in QuickBooks. Download files; Copy the files: Unzip and copy all the sync-files (3 files) in the same folder as your existing FileMaker solution files are.; Setup: Start the setup by running the file Sync.fmp12 and follow the 5 simple steps to make your application ready for sync.

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Many users work with a single FileMaker Pro database, copy the database to a mobile device, make changes and then copy it back to the desktop computer. If the database is small it can easily be copied between the desktop computer and the iOS device using iTunes, mail, or whatever. If the database is big it can be to time-consuming to copy the whole database back and forth. I spent some time earlier this year to develop a solution (well, ”hack” might be more accurate) where I import/export only part of the data, exchange only the updated information between the main database and a small local copy at a iOS device, using Dropbox as an intermediate storage.

With this kind of solution you don’t need a FileMaker Server, you don’t need to connect the iOS database to your desktop database, you bring only the data you need to your iOS device, and you can even use a FileMaker Runtime solution on your desktop. You work locally on your iOS device and you don’t need any internet connection except when importing or exporting changes, which can be done when you have WiFi access. Dropbox is a free service, at least for small amount of data.

The idea is to keep track of all changed (and deleted) data in the desktop database and click an Export button when you want to save the changed information to a Dropbox file. In your local iOS database you then click an Import button to get the data from Dropbox, run a script to update the relevant records, and also remove the file from Dropbox when imported. And, of course, vice versa.

With this very simple import/export strategy it is not possible to change the same record on both places, and you can only have 2 databases exchanging information. The point is that the two databases is never connected to each other, all communication is through files saved in Dropbox, and it is easy for a single user to keep a desktop database and a local iOS database in sync.

I made a small sample to demonstrate the functionality. It is more like a ”proof-of-concept”, it lacks features like error handling etc. The demo is simple, it is only one table with a few fields. I have made a short video, you can watch it below.

The demo is made up by the following techniques:

a Dropbox App, you make one in the Dropbox App Console. Choose the App Folder permission. You will need the App key (client id) and a redirect url for OAuth 2 authentication. The redirect url can be to a very small and simple html file (it only needs to say ”Hello”), but it needs to be available on the internet. I put mine on Dropbox and made a public Dropbox link to it, it works fine,

a web viewer to authenticate the FileMaker database with my Dropbox account. You will get the access token from the url parameters when authenticated by the user, I use the function GetLayoutObjectAttribute ( ”dropbox”; ”source” ) to get the url including the access token. The access token is saved in the database and used for all other Dropbox communication,

web viewers executing Javascripts, I use AngularJS (I am a little bit addicted to it), ngDropbox, and some minor javascripts to write files to Dropbox, get a listing of all files in a folder from Dropbox, and remove imported files from Dropbox. Almost all the ”magic” happens here,

the fmp protocol to get Dropbox file listings from a web viewer to FileMaker,

the Insert from URL script step to import data from Dropbox,

scripts in FileMaker for exporting and updating,

no plugins, the same technique works on both OS X, Windows and iOS.

In the video below I have FileMaker Pro to the left and a iPhone device to the right. Both are using a local database, the only connection is the Dropbox folder which is down to the right.

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(There is no demo file.)

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6 Basic Ways To Make Money Online

The following is a list of methods that I have seen time and time again employed or suggested for the net

Over the years, as I’ve wanted to learn how to become an entrepreneur who can run his own business, I have done research and observed what online companies have been doing to make money. The following is a list of methods that I have seen time and time again employed or suggested for the net.

1. Ecommerce

Make your own product, setup your own service, put physical products you own on sale or a salable package on freelance or perhour website. In any case the core is the same, setting up your own salable good or value for the customer to be purchasable online, then attracting traffic to your website or host that sells your product or service. This is the same as any business, even when not online, as you will learn, if you haven’t already, that the best way to run an online business is with the principles of traditional businesses but with the flexibility of the modern world.

Although this is the first option, it’s not always easy for busy people starting a side business, people who want to be an entrepreneur but don’t have a solid idea/plan or those who have an idea but don’t know how to get it together and want to practice with someone else’s platform or guidance first. In that case I would look to my next suggestion.

2. Affiliate

This is similar to the first suggestion except instead of selling your own product, you would sell someone else’s products. Many companies large and small offer an affiliate program allowing you to post unique links to purchasable products or services on that company’s website. When a potential customer accesses the purchasable item through your unique affiliate link, when purchasing the item, you will recieve a substantial (often 30%) commission on the sale of that item. For potentially popular yet high priced items, with the proper SEO, website and daily work, the sale could account for a decent side business income which could eventually allow you to transition to full time.

If you are already running an ecommerce business yourself and are ahead of the game, then you should consider setting up your own affiliate program to get more support from salespeople on the ground who are starting side businesses and will work regularly to sell your products and boost your business even further, with you not having to worry about pay until you are paid from the sale of each product.

3. Contract

This method is the method I employed most in my early days of discovering how to make money online. I had found sites like guru.com, peopleperhour.com and even fiverr.com to start hitting the ground running with earning some real money from my work online. This is not my first suggestion but is very doable by anyone who’s willing to give it an honest shot. My first tip would be to learn how to pitch yourself for a job online, and how to properly deal with clients, both for their satisfaction and your sanity.

You have to ensure you have real examples of exactly the same thing (or close) to what the client is looking for already in your portfolio to show when making your pitch. You want to exude confidence like you’ve done it a million times before, yet show care like this potential work is exciting and your willing to do the best job to satisfy the client. At the same time you want to be sure the client doesn’t take advantage of you. I would use peopleperhour where there was an escroll which ensured the client made a portion of their payment upfront.

Besides the above tips, I would suggest pricing what the client expects or is average for that job, or even a bit higher. If you charge too little you will be doubted for quality, if you charge too high it might be hard to sell, but if you charge average, the lcient might have trouble distinguishing you from others, so slightly higher than that says you are going to deliver quality without breaking the bank.

Once accepted for a job you should also be clear in the communication exactly what is being expected of you and exactly what you agree to deliver, when, and how many revisions you’re willing to accept. Get this all in writing, most freelance sites allow you to converse on the site itself, recording all your messages back and forth. Do not allow yourself or the client to take these parts of the discussion off the site, so that if there is a disagreement, you have the convenience of 3rd-party staff from that site to review your communications and decide how payments or cancellations should be handled.

My personal issue with this method of getting an online income isn’t in pitching, getting jobs or doing the work, but in dealing with difficult clients, who can sometimes change their minds on a dime, be very fussy or continuously increase their demands before increasing what they’re willing to pay. This kind of abuse shouldn’t be tolerated, but it can be a difficult balance to see where you yourself may be unfair. One proven way to smooth out this issue is to create a company brand and to work as that brand instead of yourself so that the client feels he is dealing with an establishment which will not easily take abuse. This is a tricky choice however since clients may lean towards individuals over companies in the freelance market because of the added personal touch of such freelancers, but these may not be the clients you want so you need to pick your battles.

4. Advertising

You will find that if you do any of the above methods, there is likely in some respect, going to be involved the work of advertising. As an ecommerce professional you may employ advertising or groundwork marketing camapaigns to raise awareness of your product through mainstream channels, online forums, social media, or even out on the street. As an affiliate partner, you would want to advertise your base or yourself as a trusted source for opinions on products in order to get more affiliate customers. You may, on your affiliate driving website or media also want to host ads from other companies to support on per-click basis. Finally as a freelancer or contracter, you very likely to find work in the fields of online marketing or advertising, in any of the respects from writing copy, graphic design, video production, web development, programming, campaign management and more; so the field of advertising is a competitively lucrative place to work either way.

5. Subscription model

As a subset of ecommerce, I thought I should give a mention to the subscription model which you can either setup from scratch on your website or employ the services of available platforms. Patreon is a very popular example for media creators who want to monetize their content, offering early access, exclusive content, credits, personalized items or gestures, etc to their monthly paying subscribers at different levels of payment and rewards. You could also set something up like a monthly membership to your website allowing for access to products which are usually paid-for to be free, and so on, depending on the nature and status of your business.

6. Crowdfunding

My final suggestion for this shortlist would be crowdfunding. Unlike you might think, Kickstarter is not the only way to do this. Indiegogo and other platforms are also available, while you could always develop your own custom crowd funding campaign from your own website so that you’re in control of when the money is distributed for the product and under what conditions. Using a trusted platform like Kickstarter however may make it easier for adopters to buy in, but regardless you are going to need to properly research and plan in advance both the production of your project and the campaign to raise awareness on the crowd funding launch as well as the continuous campaign to get funded after launch on top of delivering on your promises once your campaign is over.

I would suggest looking into all the success and some of the fail stories that you can in the field of crowd funding using the most popular platforms and apply the same principles fitting to your own situation on your campaign either using those services or via your own platform. Your own platform doesn’t have to be setup by you alone, it could always be setup in collaboration with others or even by hiring freelancers.

Closing Notes

I really hope I was able to give you some of the most important methods and concept to work from and get started on your online money making journey. I wish great success on you and your world to truly improve the lives of everyone you can.

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WHY I'M SMARTER THAN ANSWER

The reason I began by saying that this technique would come as a surprise to First Round that they performed one. But the lawyers don't have to find startups, which is why people are still arguing about whether worse is actually better or not. If you're young and smart, you don't need Microsoft on the run in music too, with TV and phones on the way down, grasping at straws. Notice all this time I've been talking about the designer. Outsiders should realize the advantage they have here.1 Google was indistinguishable from a nonprofit. If you want cohesion now, you'd have to induce it deliberately. But eventually the open source world won, by producing Javascript libraries that grew over the brokenness of Explorer the way a tree grows over barbed wire. And all three of them, we either try to remove it, or shift the startup sideways.2 And as long as you can compete with specialization by working on larger horizontal slices—by both writing and illustrating your book, for example, is. And that was the second cause of Microsoft's death: everyone can see the desktop is over. What if we let people get rich by starting startups, but kills off the most promising ideas still seem counterintuitive, because if you do add that final increment of power, you can probably get the right answer.

I'd heard Steve Jobs had cancer. Any Web-based application. It spread from Fortran into Algol and then to both their descendants.3 That kind of experience is hard to implement. There is no real distinction between read-time, compile-time is the basis of macros; compiling at runtime is the basis of Lisp's use as an extension language in programs like Emacs; and reading at runtime enables programs to communicate using s-expressions, an idea recently reinvented as XML.4 And he'd be right. Programmers may spend a long day up to their elbows in source code, but you can still reach the ball, even if the syntax is a bit uglier.5 Well, you can only manage 1%, it's a rational choice for founders to start them. Or rather, back to stay. The most memorable example of medieval industrial secrecy is probably Venice, which forbade glassblowers to leave the city, and sent assassins after those who tried.6

There's a second less obvious component of an angel investment: how much would I pay for this if I found it at a garage sale, dirty and frameless, and with no idea who painted it?7 In an efficient market, the number of failed startups should be proportionate to the risk, founders will not invest their time in a startup, there are probably two things keeping you from doing it. There was no protection against breakage except the fear of looking like an idiot to one's peers, and that was considered advanced. Meaning everyone within this world was low-res version 1, it's clear you can't reproduce that either. This is always a good thing eBay bought Paypal, for example, does not begin by creating a design that he then imposes on the users, instead of a bright one looking at you. These too are engaging in the wrong way: they have their time to invest, and the rest of the world was like you'd find in a children's book, and it would be used to express Lisp programs in practice. In art, for example, were almost as corrupt in the first Altair, and front panel switches, and you'd have a working computer.8 Should you spend two days at a conference?

The combined code can be much shorter than if you had written your whole program in the base language, you build on top of a buggy, closed operating system I mention no names, there may be advantages to writing your application in the same way that someone might design a building or a chair or a new discovery.9 There are already a bunch of big public companies doing search. 100,000 people worked there. The most important thing in the world.10 In fact, shelving an idea probably even inhibits new ideas: as you start to become known as reliable, useful investor, people will rally around you: investors, customers, other companies, and potential employees.11 But the discoverer doesn't know he needs to solve. This will take some effort on the part of the developers. There's a sharper line between outside and inside, and only gradually learn to distinguish between them. What matters, though, you're still designing for humans.12 But in the mid 20th century it was an alien concept.13

Notes

Mueller, Friedrich M. There are two simplifying assumptions: that the founders gained from running through their initial funding and then stopped believing, so I have no idea what they too were feeling in 1914 on the wrong target.

Actually it's hard to grasp this than we realize, because they attract so much on the matter.

Consulting is where product companies go to college somewhere with real research professors. Their inexperience makes them better: reading a draft of this process but that's not art because it looks like stuff they've seen in the sense that they don't. How much better to read stories. Make Wealth when I first met him, but that wasn't a partnership.

But the Wufoos are exceptionally disciplined. Founders are often surprised by how much he liked his work. And no, unfortunately, I was writing this, but the returns may be whether what you build this?

If they were going back to the inane questions of the funds we raised was difficult, and thereby subconsciously seeing wealth as something you can do is adjust the weights till the top startup law firms are Wilson Sonsini, Orrick, Fenwick West, Gunderson Dettmer, and are often mistaken about that danger. I'm writing about one specific, rather than lose a prized employee.

In the average NBA player's salary at the moment; if they become well enough to defend their interests in political and legal disputes. Charles Darwin was 22 when he received an invitation to travel aboard the HMS Beagle as a result a lot of detail.

All you need to offer especially large rewards to get elected with a face-saving compromise. It didn't work, like most of the subject today is still possible, to a partner, including that Florence was then the richest country in the succession of spectacular treason trials that punctuated Henry's erratic matrimonial progress made him an obvious candidate for grants of monastic property. William Cecil and his son Robert were each in turn forces Digg to respond gracefully to such changes, because it aggregates data from so many people's eyes. 16%.

They're often different in kind when investors behave upstandingly too. The first version was mostly Lisp, you can describe each strategy in an era of such high taxes?

They'll be more alarmed if you don't get any money till all the red counties. But what he means by long shots are people who get rich, people would do it right. Zagat's there are a small seed investment in you, they are bleeding cash really fast. Peter Thiel would point out, it's shocking how much would you have to say they bear no blame for opinions expressed in it, I'm not dissing these people.

Giving away the razor and making money on Demo Day and they begin by having a gentlemen's agreement with the buyer's picture on the programmers, the other: the company than you otherwise would have. The hard part of creating an agreement from scratch is not writing the agreement, but we do. What people usually mean when they set up grant programs to run on the economics of ancient slavery see: For most of them material. If only one.

None at all is a very misleading number, because universities are where a laptop would be taught that masturbation was perfectly normal and not fixing them fast enough, a proper open-source browser would cause HTTP and HTML to continue to evolve as e.

According to Zagat's there are few who can say I need to be, and judge them based on their companies took off? If it failed it failed.

If big companies couldn't decrease to zero, which people used to build little Web appliances. Good and bad technological progress aren't sharply differentiated. There were a first-time founder again he'd leave ideas that are hard to game the system?

Thanks to Jessica Livingston, Paul Buchheit, Emmett Shear, Steven Levy, Greg Mcadoo, and Jeff Arnold for putting up with me.

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AWWS AND YEYS

May 10-14, 2021 (Week 30)

Howdy folks! How are y’all doing this week? Are you struggling with work or school lately or are you having the week of your life? Comment it down below! Well as for me, it has been a really busy week because of the workloads our teachers have given to us. But nonetheless, I’ll still update my blog because I don’t want my works to be piled up moreeee!

And speaking of blogs, our 3rd blog evaluation just finished and we already got the results. The main reason for this week blog’s title revolves around this, and the learnings, of course, so let’s start!

Did you guys know that this blog evaluation was a mixture ow Wows and Awws for me. Wows because as always, my classmates did great in their blogs. Some were lacking in some parts but improvements were well seen! I like their new blog designs and ideas! Like one made an ice cream themed site, one had different themes for each week entry, four to five had blog games and things like that! They were all creative and wise in their own ways! Hands down to y’all!

Awws because even though I ranked 2nd in the evaluation, I got a whooping 3.2 average from one of my classmates! Awesome, right? Just kidding, of course it ain’t awesome at all! My ego was crushed to every bits! I personally think that I don’t deserve 3.2 for a score! Not that I give everything in writing every part of my blogs but I think I deserve a 3.5 or at least higher than that! But nonetheless, let us all engrave this in our mind:

Don’t let a single or few criticism(s) dictate you as a person (blogger). Your image and reputation doesn’t depend on that. Picture yourself in a room, surrounded by many people, and know that you cannot please everyone so a quarter of those people may not like you but hey, at least you have three-fourths of them who loves and support you! Always look on the positive side and take that criticism and judgement as an inspiration for you to do better in life!

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Sure, I got sad when I saw the 3.2 in my list of scores but I made that as an inspiration for me to do better in blogging! Also, the feedbacks of my classmates were shared to us for the first time and wow! My classmates are too lazy to write a feedback HAHAHA! But hence their laziness, their feedbacks are inspiring to read and by reading them, you will know on how and where should you improve! Awesome, aye? No sarcasm intended HAHAHA!

So now, the YEY part is here! Lessons and insights time for everyone! Of course I will not come here, content-less so I prepared my learnings from this week to share to you guys! Buckle up your seat belts coz here we go!

So for starters, we had our recap of what we have learned last week. Lucky me because the questions asked were in my last week’s blog, but when Sir Peralta called me to answer a question, I can’t remember the question sorry, I was baffled so I answered wrongly at first but took back my answer immediately and said the correct one! Funny how I know the previous questions he was asking everyone but got confused when it was already my time HAHA!

To address the question that almost half us my classmates didn’t answer:

What is the difference between an Assignment and a  Shortcut Assignment:

Assignment = Assigns a value to a variable

Shortcut Assignment = makes shorter statement. Allows you to perform an arithmetic or string operation by combining an assignment operator with an arithmetic or string operator.

Enough with the recap, let’s go further with the discussion proper!

Conditional operator =  The conditional operator is called a ternary operator because it requires three operands. It is often used as a shorthand method for if/else conditional statements.  This is the only JavaScript operator that takes three operands: a condition followed by a question mark (?), then an expression to execute if the condition is truthy followed by a colon (:), and finally the expression to execute if the condition is falsy.

FORMAT conditional expression ? expression : expression

On Week 17, I have introduced the types of data in JavaScript, right? Check that first before continuing! 

Did you know that when you input any value in a prompt box, it will be recognized as string? 

JavaScript automatically converts values when it assigns values to a variable or evaluates an expression. If data types are mixed (i.e., a number is compared with a string, a Boolean is compared with a number, a string is compared with a Boolean), JavaScript must decide how to handle the expression. Most of the time, letting JavaScript handle the data works fine, but there are times when you want to force a conversion of one type to another. For example, if you prompt a user for input, the input is set as a string. But, suppose you want to perform calculations on the incoming data, making it necessary to convert the strings to numbers. When using the + operator you want to add two numbers that have been entered as strings, not concatenate them, so you will then need to convert the data from string to number.

Can handle more? Well I have more so make sure you are ready! If not, scan the code beside this paragraph in your Spotify app and listen to my playlist, Serendipity.

parseInt() Method - for integers. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/parseInt

This method converts a string to a number. It starts parsing at the beginning of the string and returns all integers until it reaches a non-integer and then stops parsing. If the string doesn't begin with an integer, NaN(not a number) is returned. For example, parseInt("150cats") becomes 150, whereas parseInt("cats") becomes NaN.

The parseFloat() Method - for floating points or also called as decimals. https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_parsefloat.asp#:~:text=The%20parseFloat()%20function%20parses,number%2C%20not%20as%20a%20string.

he parseFloat() method is just like the parseInt() method except that it returns a floating-point number. A floating point number is a number that contains a fractional part, such as 3.0, –22.5, or .15. The decimal point is allowed in the string being parsed. If the string being parsed does not start with a number, NaN (not a number) is returned.

The eval() Method - from a string input, it will be converted to numeric then be computed afterwards. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/eval

The eval() method evaluates a string of JavaScript statements and evaluates the whole thing as a little program, returning the result of the execution. If there is no result, undefined is returned.The eval() method takes a primitive string as its argument, not a String object. If a String object is used, it will be returned as is.

After discussing everything to us, Sir Peralta made us do an exercise to test our coding abilities and like the usual, first to get  the right code will receive a ten point merit. Congrats to Alvin and Yen for acquiring the plus 10 points! Below are their codes  and the flowchart that Sir Peralta made for us to follow.

Sir Peralta was actually joking about like cheering me to get the right code because apparently, he have read my previous blog and he knew that i have a new laptop which i consider has a “fast” response. And Sir Peralta was like “Go Miss Abad, you still have the chance to get the right code,” when Alvin didn’t got it right for the first time. And you know what my response was? It was “Sir I have a fast laptop but not a fast brain,” funny isn’t it? HAHAHA!

Ok so wow this blog is so long already so imma cut it here. We will have our hands-on quiz (so fast right!?) next week so wish me luck! Hope you learned something new today and got inspired by my words! BYE~!

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Web Development has grabbed a lot of attention in today’s date. But the question arises, why has it gained such a massive audience in the last decade. So Here’s the answer: Web development is the basic building and maintenance of websites; it’s the whole procedure that happens to make a website look great, responsive, work smooth, and performing well with seamless user experience.

Web developers use a variety of languages depending upon the tasks. Web Development is highly demanded mainly due to its high payscale worldwide. It is also among one of the easiest domain which doesn’t compulsorily requires a university degree to prove yourself qualified. Web development is generally divided into two major sections, namely: Front-end and Back-end. Front-end deals with what is user going to see whereas back-end deals with all the server related stuff. Now let’s deep dive into the interesting facts about Web development and web design:

1. First Impression is the Last Impression

It takes less than a second, for a user to make his/her view on the organization by its initial experience through its web page. It is very significant to make the first impression as the best for everyone who lands on the page with the help of adequate background theme, fonts, icon designs, color combinations, proper animations(if required), layout, and maintaining the sections of the page in a well-designed manner. The first and most significant role for standing out through digital means is played by Web Development.

2. Easy, Easier, Easiest

Web development uses HTML, CSS, and Javascript to create responsive and attractive websites which are far easier than software development or android application development comparatively because in the native applications code should be programmed according to the platform because of the significant difference in language and processes resulting extra resources and skills to be familiar with it. But a web page has just to be built once with cross-browser support which not only makes it ready to use in all devices but also reaches a greater number of audiences. After all, the number matters the most for an organization.

3. Interrelation of Code and SEO

Your website should be the one that can stand out there. Many developers do not keep this point in their mind while writing the codes but each word can have a great impact to affect the reach of the page. Source code should be written considering SEO(Search Engine Optimization) which increases the rankings in search engines. Page titles and tags should be focused on during development.

4. More the Lists and  Lesser the Paragraphs

A Bulky page with gigantic paragraphs is SEO friendly, but too much text reduces the responsiveness and avoided by the users. No users would prefer to large texts but surely go throughout the page if the details are mentioned in the form of lists with sub-points, pointing out the specialties, and along with it proper multimedia materials make it better.

5. The Older, the Worst

An average lifespan of a website is between two or three years because digital technologies are continuously evolving. The aspects all over the internet never remain constant, so adapting to the change is necessary. Constant nurturing and modifications as per the trends are necessary to catch the audience.

6. You  can Learn it All Within a Week

Learning Web development from scratch is not a tough task at all because HTML, CSS, and Javascript are far easier and one can easily get used to it within a week. After learning the fundamentals, making a normal responsive website is just a task of less than an hour. One can become an expert at it from a beginner in a short span due to which it has been a great choice among the developers to opt for.

7. Won’t Go Out of Your Budget

Building and Maintaining a responsive design and making the web page search engine friendly can do really for a lower cost as compared to native applications that require separate work for multiple platforms. The majority organization goes for a webpage rather than an android app to spread the brand to its target audience because it takes just seconds to load and run in any kind of device because of its cross-browser support. So you do not need to worry about the budget.

8. Targetting the DemoGraphics

Proper research of user demographics must be done and design must be presented according to it so that your larger group of audience connects well with your web page. Different places with different people and their different norms, due to which the reactions to technology might differ. Themes and page backgrounds should be considered by demographics.

9. Making it Go Better with the Smartphones

According to the research reports, two-thirds of the users surf the web pages on their smartphones. So it is necessary to use things such as CSS Flexbox or other tags which changes page as per the screen ratio and doesn’t compromise with the quality. All users surely might not be having desktop and laptops, so proper communication with the smartphone audience with the chatbot feature might play a good role.

10. Web Development is Not Web Design

Many people might think that web design and web development are synonyms of each other. That’s completely misleading. Web design is a subset of web development because the web developer has a lot more to do than just design and write code. Designers are those guys who are focused on the look and finish of a website; whereas web developers have a broader responsibility to make all the aspects(Back-end and Front-end) of the site perform in an error-free manner. These myths have been brought up because of similarness between front end development and web design.

All these facts must be kept in mind as you go forward for your web presence. Always try experimenting with innovative approaches but don’t forget to consider the facts. Now you must have been clear about what web developers do? Do web developers make big money? Why should I go for it? So don’t just sit, start learning and building web pages.

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HIRE DEDICATED NODE.JS DEVELOPER | Node JS Development Company In USA

Node.JS is a runtime environment for open source applications that uses a unique I/O model for scalable tasks and requires real-time activities. The Node.JS Development Company in the USA is ideal for developing heavy I/O-driven web applications that require frequent customer-server data flow. Node.JS is perfect for creating web applications to run swiftly in real-time.

   Microsoft, Netflix, IBM, and PayPal are only a few business leaders using Node.js development services. Node.js is an incredibly convenient platform for application development. Node.js developers will plan and execute the code that means a better process of development on the server-side.

 Node.js is an open-source JavaScript environment for application development. Node.js integrates the development of applications, eliminating the need for multiple languages. It has been used mainly in real-time to create web applications. The overall Node.js ecosystem and its package manager also allow mobile app development. Node.js developers can also use the compiled code in other languages.

A total of 51% of Node.js developers revenue from web development because of its speed and multi-user competence. Node.js is a collection of the repository, framework, and other app development tools that simplify web application development and make it easy to create apps.

 The Node.js app can act better when you have no experience with Node.js. Undoubtedly, in the software development sector, Node.js has a perfect reputation. Several software development firms have used Node.js in their development services.

 Why Do You Need Node.JS for Your Real-Time App?

1. Performance

Node.JS is designed on the V8 engine of Google Chrome, compiling JavaScript into native machine code. Node.JS uses one thread, increasing every framework's speed, instead of multiple lines.

2. Flexible

An application with Node.JS is easily scalable because it includes nodes that communicate. There are three different ways to scale a Node.JS application, i.e. Cloning, Splitting and Decomposing.

3. Easy To Manage

Node.JS is a front-end developer that uses JavaScript, among the most popular programming languages. The use of Node.JS for backend simplifies and takes less time.

4. Using the Same Language on Both Sides

It is easy to use Node.JS on server and client-side to support developers to make things easier. Web applications are more comfortable to test and deploy since JavaScript enables most browsers.

5. Large Ecosystem and Community

Node.JS developers (about 7 million users) are in a large community that continuously improves. The Node.JS Package Manager supports 350,000 JavaScript open-source tools.

6. Smooth UI

UI is a front end challenge, but you have to get a great performance back end to make it very easy and smooth. Developers have to manage and optimize calls from the front end in customer orientations projects and understand basic UI/UX concepts.

 Node JS Development Services in the USA:

A successful Node.JS Development Company in the USA has experience in developing Node.js applications such as PayPal, LinkedIn, Trello, Yahoo, and Mozilla that will meet your business needs and replicate your goals if you want to build a lightweight, fast, and highly efficient application for your startup or large enterprise.

The Node.js developer team has the expertise and is highly experienced in developing network applications that are effective and versatile. For high-performance and fast development, they create REST APIs with node.js. Using this backend technology, they are confident to build top-notch apps to help you become market leaders.

This multi-platform, open-source programming environment provides enhanced features that help to develop fast, integrated, versatile, high-traffic, and mobile applications in real-time.

It is considered lightweight, reliable, easy to manage and ideal for large-scale real-time data-intensive applications. It employs an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model running across distributed devices.

Traits of Node.JS Applications: 

Some features of the Node.js applications are:

Incredibly     efficient

Greatly     Scalable

For     distributed networks, well-suited

When     processing media, non-existent buffering

Event-driven     and Sequential

 Why Hire Dedicated Node.JS Developer?

There are several reasons why you should consider Node.js for development if your aim is a classic web application, landing page, dashboard, or API:

Node.js     minimizes the development time: - Node.js     allows you to use the same code at all levels, including the browser,     backend and database levels, with a single code base. So there is no need     to write code from scratch at all times.

Lower budgets:     - Less time means lower costs. Also,     developers of JavaScript can code Node.js. If not, they will soon learn     this, since Node is part of JavaScript, meaning less investment.

Node.js has     options for an inbuilt chat: - A     chatting feature from NodeJS is easy to implement as a backend     technologies for an app.

Other     advantages include real-time application     development (messengers, gaming applications), fast code execution,     SEO-friendliness, proxy server application development.

 Skills Required

 a. For Junior Developers

Junior developers are normally recent IT college or academy graduates. You can't expect much experience, but you should know basic, like:

Node.js or     other popular application 

HTML DOM,     JavaScript and the events;

CSS3 and     HTML5;

Most significantly, the Juniors Node.JS developers should be ready to learn more. It would be a better place to allocate them to compile this learning with a more qualified middle-level developer.

 b. For Middle-Level Developers

The backbone of the Node.js developer team is the middle developers. They are skilled to work without supervision and will generally be able to solve any significant issue without escalating it. This position requires significantly more experienced developers. In addition to Junior strengths, strong developers of Middle Node.js should have:

Understanding on a conceptual level of the REST paradigm

2+ years of     Node.js work experience

Information of     at least one language for programming other than JS (C, PHP, Ruby, etc.)

Basic     knowledge and willingness to learn more about TypeScript/CoffeeScript

Fully     Understand MySQL, Docker, AWS, and other popular development and     deployment tools. 

Preferably, middle developers should be supportive and eager to guide juniors. It would be smart to have a reward program that facilitates the sharing of knowledge and helps juniors progress to the Middle Tier if you decide to hire the team for the long term.

 c. For Senior Node.js Developers

The driving     force of the team is the seniors. They manage the most challenging issues     and help the project manager plan the project. Their work is very vital,     and their responsibilities are tremendous. A successful senior developer     should be ready for everything. This requires a very dynamic set of     skills:

5+ years of     Node.js relevant work experience

TypeScript/CoffeeScript     experience

Experience     with the JS frameworks Angular, React, and other

Knowledge of     GOF and SOLID concepts

Mastery in a     different programming language

In-depth     knowledge of REST and RESTful API development experience

OAuth skills     and security criteria for an internet service

Senior Node.js developers can also excel in innovative designs because they always lead the project's development and decide how it is built precisely. Most significantly, a senior developer must be able to keep their expertise relevant and study other tools regularly.

 Advantages of Hiring Node.js Developers

The hiring of the Node.js offshore development team is the perfect way for businesses to reach the large pool of talent worldwide without investing a fortune on administrative expenses, vacations, insurance, etc. Additional advantages of working with a Node.JS Development Company in the USA include:

Higher Skills     for Candidates

 Node.JS Development Company in the USA invests in training their employees to remain competitive on the market. This involves signing and preparing them for different training programs.

Better     Performance

When you hire a Node.js development team, the project manager on their side typically coordinates the project. On-site, the organization, works for the remote team and ensures that the project is developed effectively and within the set timeframe. This helps you delegate deadlines for micro-management, scheduling, and setting to concentrate on the strategy and business objectives.

Responsibilities of Node.js Developers

Node.js is used most frequently in large scale applications where information is directly shared between the user and server. You can then consider the features for Node.js developers to hire:

Understand the     methods of Agile development

Understand and     work for the front end

Deliver a     simplified, readable and well-documented application.

Work with     cloud systems and databases

Understand the     fundamental principles of PI development 

Spot and     resolve problems in the software development process

Apart from     technical skills, Node.js developers team should be the dedicated 

 Choose a Node.JS Developer

If you wish to hire a Dedicated Node.js developer to achieve the best results, you must consider the country to find specialists and choose the best companies outsourcing Node.js development services. It is also crucial to estimate how much money you can spend on developing your project and choosing a proper Node.js developer. Your project span increases the choice of different engagement models, e.g. freelancers or dedicated Node.js developers. Overall, finding a Node.js developer with all the necessary abilities is, happily, an accessible task due to the success of Node.js, which needs meticulous consideration and analysis of different factors.

If you wish to hire the Dedicated Node.js Developer and achieve your projects quickly and efficiently, select a Node.JS Development Company in the USA with a vast diversity of professional Node.js developers.

 Delivered Projects Using Nodejs

Local     Directory web application that offers multiple services in the USA

Real-time     interaction application with NodeJS for hosting provider 

Dice Game     Hosted as a Web App using Node

Project for     Fintech with MEAN Stack

The online     application providing a chat for the delivery and courier business

Web     application for the business providing globalization and localization     services

 Application of Node.JS

Node.JS platform is perfect for building heavy I/O web applications enable a client-server to get a frequent flow of data. Node.JS is suitable for developing web applications in real-time that work effectively.

 1. Rooms for Consultations

Real-time chats are also commonly used in social media, online games, etc. This means the exchange from sender to the recipient of text, pictures, audio and video content. Node.JS makes it simple to create real-time chats and has an API that issues coder-programmed events, making it an excellent option for apps with push notifications.

 2. Streaming Applications

Node.JS has a Native API for the streaming of applications, making it the right choice. A streaming app usually includes part of a file to download when demanded. Node.JS enables you to process files when downloading them. For example, on websites for the video streaming that download a part of a video file while watching the video.

 3. IoT: (Internet of things)

Many organizations use Node.JS to build their IoT systems as their first preference. The data typically flows from devices to servers and from servers to user-processed software in an IoT framework.

Node.JS Trends

Netflix, PayPal, LinkedIn, AliExpress and other leading technology companies have demonstrated the true value of Node.js. This will continue with these development trends.

 Micro Services

Instead of single-server applications, more companies use multiple micro server software. It allows the scalability and reuse of different code units.

 Architecture     without Server

The absence of code processing servers and, instead, event-driven architecture control by events. The benefits are increased code quality, reduced costs, and flexible code modules.

 MEAN &     MERN Stack 

MEAN – Node.js, MongoDB, and Express, Angular. 

MERN – MongoDB, Express, Node.js, React. 

Both make it easy to code complex web/mobile applications.

 Real-Time Apps

Engagement with the user is essential. Node.js offers real-time features for exchanging documents, social networks, conference calls, online gaming, chat apps etc.

 GraphQL 

The data query and query runtime are open sources for APIs as well. Working on different platforms and simple integration with React is the advantage.

 Conclusion:

Node.JS Development Company in the USA is the software company that uses Node.js for web and mobile app backends, APIs, IoT applications, etc. Node.js is not a computer programming language a platform for running JavaScript code on the server-side.

With this leading platform, Node.JS Development Company in the USA can give extremely reliable backend solutions. With Node incredibly popular, there has also been an increase in companies offering Node-based development services. It would help if you analyzed potential companies based on skill, competence, customer feedback on specific platforms, and their portfolio, to select the best.

If you have planned to hire a Dedicated developer for Node.js, it's essential to consider various engagement models. There are many alternatives that it becomes onerous to choose between regular in-house work, outsourced specialized teams, and freelancers. You should also carefully consider the advantages and disadvantages of each alternative.

For more information:  https://arksstech.com/node-js-development/

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Best Practices to follow in Angular Development – Part I

Angular is one of the most popular MVC pattern MVVM frameworks of the 21st century. Developed by Google, Angular is significantly used for building dynamic mobile, web, desktop apps using TypeScript, and HTML. Recently, its latest version Angular10 was released in the market which created a buzz in the software world.

But to meet the high-end requirements of modern-day users, it is essential to not only use the next-gen framework like Angular but also follow a certain set of standard development practices. So in this blog, we have enlisted some of the top practices in the Angular app development realm for the developers to learn and follow in 2020. But before we get started, let us have a quick look at the benefits of following these practices, rather tips.

Noticeable Benefits of Following the Angular Development Best Practices

Helps in Creating a Clean Code

Aids in Maintaining the Coding Standards

Helps in Minimizing the Developmental Time

Ensures a Minimal Score on the Bugs and Issues

Ensures Improved Performance of the End-product

Makes Code Management and Debugging Easier

Highlights of the Top Angular App Development Practices

Rules to follow for Angular Coding Styles

Following certain standard coding styles instead of the common styles during Angular app development can ensure the writing of simple and adaptable code and a good user-experience. Here are the rules to be followed for Angular coding styles:

The code per function shouldn’t exceed 75 lines

The code per file should not exceed 400 lines

It is good to declare the values of variables with ‘const’ if those values are intact

While sharing feature area for all slider components, developers should use a custom prefix

You can use shortcuts for files with similarly naming conventions. For instance, you may use hero.component.ts|html|css|spec for naming different files with the same names

In case you usually prefix the names for database, table, field, etc., avoid this practice for Interface names like AbastractShape and iShape

Apply single responsibility symbol to services, components, and symbols since it allows to create a more readable and cleaner app format.

Best Security Practices in Angular

Security is of utmost importance in any application. In Angular, security lapses can result in a dangerous threat, for instance, cross-site scripting. This issue can result in the passing of controls on the client side resulting in the alteration of the web pages. For avoiding such attacks, the developers should be aware of some security practices in the Angular framework as mentioned below:

Maintain the Angular Libraries on Regular Intervals

Update Angular libraries for every new update from Google

Prevent the XSS cross-site security issues

For doing this, it is necessary to consider the measures like DOM sanitization service, Offline template compiler, sanitization and security contexts, context security policy, etc. These will help to keep the attackers away from client-side apps ensuring higher security.

Routing in Angular and related Practices to Consider

Routing in Angular is performed to either display or hide components as and when needed by the users. Routing makes the components available for the development process whenever required, thus reducing constant trips to the server. However, bad routing practices can result in disorganized Angular apps at some point. So, for ensuring these issues don’t exist, the developers need to understand some basics about adding templates and components into the app along with the appropriate functioning of the routes. Have a glance at the best routing practices in Angular:

Developing the routes module wise

Routing with lazy loading

Organizing routes guards

Lazy loading routes with Preload

Preventing Observable Memory Leaks

Unlike any other framework, Angular, too, has observable memory leaks. Observables are of great use in Angular as they help in streamlining important data. But at the same time, leaks in observables can cause critical issues in mobile app development. Please follow the below-mentioned tips to avoid these leaks:

Use ‘async pipe’: these are built-in attributes that come in handy when the developers need to mark the components for emitted values. Also, they unsubscribe automatically from observables and thus prevent unnecessary memory leakages.

Use ‘take(1)’: This is an operator that allows you to get the data just once and helps to easily avoid memory leaks.

Use ‘takeUntil’: This is another operator that should be used when you wish to monitor second Observables and destroy the subscription once the Observables gets completed or emits the value; thus, preventing the Observables to be leaked.

Usage of Template Directive

In Angular, 'ngFor' comes as a built-in template directive and is used for building new templates in the applications for every item. So, the Angular developers can rather use ‘trackBy’ directive every time they use ngFor. So, instead of rendering the complete DOM tree, ‘trackBy’ will help in creating customized and unique identifiers for every item.

Utilizing the most powerful accessibility tool- Angular CLI

Angular Command-Line Interface (CLI) already follows all the standard practices during Angular app development. It eases out the development process. It helps to test, debug, maintain, and deploy the applications. So, the developers should use it for developing an initial-level structure for the Angular app. They must use Angular CLI for the generation of new modules, directives, services, components, pipes, classes, etc. while creating any files and folders, instead of doing it manually. Using this interface decreases JavaScript fatigue and complexity.

Here is a detailed blog on other vital tools used in Angular for creating an outstanding application.

A Few Other Recommended Practices

Naming Conventions for readability and maintainability

Maintaining the folder structure properly

Utilizing service workers for ensuring that the apps become highly responsive

Isolating all the API hacks in one place

Breaking down the larger components into multiple smaller components

Ensuring proper documentation of code, every variable, and the methods used

Using state management libraries for managing state transitions

In our upcoming blog, we will explain these practices in detail and also include some more tips and practices that all the Angular development services should follow. Also, here is our blog on the “Potential mistakes that developers must avoid during Angular development!”

Key Takeaways:

For designing a comprehensive application that becomes lucrative as well as popular, it is essential to implement the best developmental methods. So here we have mentioned some of these methods which are tried and tested by the experienced Angular developers who have worked on versatile projects for years. Every Angular app development company should consider these tips and train their developers beforehand to refrain from any major mistakes in the projects.

With this, we come to the end!

We hope this blog was an insightful read for you and the practices mentioned here will make your Angular app development quite simpler and interesting.  

If you have any such practices to share with us, do comment below.

We would like to hear about your experiences too!

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“When did we forget our dreams?”

The dreams people have when they’re young children don’t go away - they’re just stamped out, sometimes, by a mix of repeated failure and self-doubt.  The strategy we use to educate children, for better or worse, is generally bottom-up: Teachers measure ability, and walk children through the processes necessary for basic math, basic science, basic writing.  The career aspirations come later.  If a student wishes to become a great engineer, for instance, he/she had better demonstrate highly exceptional abilities in math and science.  These are building blocks.

How terrifying it must be, to get out of school and realize that arguably immeasurable things like charisma, imagination, and raw ambition have value.  The same kids who come out of school with poor GPAs and below-average SAT scores, by a combination of imagination, risk-taking, and luck, sometimes find themselves founding companies and turning great ideas into reality.

And maybe, fundamentally, there’s nothing wrong with bottom-up teaching.  I guess I just find it interesting that I never realized there was an alternative.  Take frontend development, for example.  You have an idea for a website or an app, and someone creates use cases.  Next comes a design/wireframe.  Simultaneously, some group or person is going to turn that design into real code while another group or person simultaneously invents backend functionality.  It’s an idea before it’s true implementation, nuts and bolts after vision.

I imagine that a lot of people are now learning programming this way.  They start by exploring the UI and source code of actual, working products.  They learn to do some basic implementation in WYSIWYG interfaces - maybe a little HTML here, maybe a changed tag there.  Then comes the CSS.  Then comes the JavaScript.  They had the ideas first.  The coding came later.

But the traditional education route is to go bottom-up, instead of top-down.  You start by teaching fundamentals, an object-oriented language, data structures, algorithms.  Web development doesn’t come until it’s an elective or upper-division class, if it comes at all.  Which strategy is better?  Honestly, probably some mix of the two.  

In my mind, the difference between these two examples is a loose analogy for the education system itself.  A person can either start with the dream - I want to be an astronaut, I want to be a plant biologist, I want to cure cancer - or a person can simply demonstrate an ability, and find him/herself naturally in whatever field just naturally happens to come along.

But outside of school/academia, these same kids who demonstrate average or below-average technical ability can still find ways to stand out.  They can bring creativity to the mix.  They can use charisma and ambition to connect with the right minds, determine the proper need, and invent something to fill a market.  And how many great minds are there, out there, that are unmotivated?  We could have the next John von Neumann or Rosalind Franklin lost in the education system, right now, surrounded by teachers who are unable to identify or measure their potential because of a rigorous testing system they lack the motivation to apply themselves to.

So I’m grateful for college counselors who don’t laugh at students because of the colleges they’re shooting for.  I’m grateful for teachers who praise ambition and improvement, not just raw talent alone.  I’m grateful to BaseCS for making complex algorithms and data structures look less intimidating, CrashCourse for making college level biology look captivating, and Khan Academy for making calculus clearer.  I’m grateful for Big Hero Six, which showed children STEM as an enticing world, and Katie Bouman for inspiring young (and old) engineers everywhere.

It can be done.  It shouldn’t be discouraged.  But there are people in the engineering community who make their craft seem like some inherited gift that only a select few are capable of.  In the next generation are the greatest future thinkings and inventors and engineers of the world, but the spark has to be ignited and the dreams have to be encouraged.