Year: 2019
DIY Web Development
Programming
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Filtering with GraphQL and Prisma: What NOT to Do
In the past months, I have been working with the magic package of React, Apollo, GraphQL, and Prisma. I say the magic package because learning these four layers of programming, provides you with the skills required to create apps from user click (React and Apollo) to handle and save information in the database (Prisma). They […]
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5 Reasons Why Women Should Consider a Career in Web Development
Internet is one of the most important networks that humans have invented until now. The fact that you do not need to be in the same location to be able to write, read, listen, and see information or digital products that come from different parts of the world, and instantly, is fascinating. But there is […]
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HTML: Tag Nesting
Hello, Fellow Readers! 👋 In the article HTML for Beginners, we learned that the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is a language for web documents. Also, HTML has a tag structure that denotes elements on the web document, and we even saw how HTML tags look on the browser. Also, in the article HTML: Tag Attributes, we […]
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What the Heck I Did During My First Year of Writing Code?
Helloooooo !!! I turned one year of writing code full time sometime in the 31 days of August that just recently ended. Honestly, I cannot believe how fast time has gone by. I remember reading different articles from programmers about their first years of writing code, and be thinking: “When I turn my first year […]
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HTML: Tag Attributes
Note: At some point in this article, you will be using a text editor like Notepad (PC) or TextEdit (Mac) to practice a small exercise. Keep that in mind and on hand. The English language uses adjectives and adverbs to describe subjects and verbs, respectively. Attributes behave similarly to programming languages. HTML attributes are words […]
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HTML for Beginners
Note: At some point in this article, you will be using Notepad (PC) or TextEdit (Mac) to practice a small exercise. Keep that in mind and on hand. Have you ever pressed some keyboard combination that suddenly opens a new window on your web browser similar to the following?: Even thou you have not seen […]
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How to Practice Problem Solving for Web Development without Writing Code
If you are deciding that making a career change into web development is your next move, you have probably researched the soft skills that you will need. Doing a quick Google search on soft skills for programming you will find problem-solving as one of the skills often listed. If problem-solving is a skill that reminds […]
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Industrial Engineering and Web Development
Mental Change: From Industrial Engineering to Web Development A frequent question I get asked when I talk about my career change from industrial engineering to web development is: “Is your Industrial Engineering knowledge useful for Web Development?” To be honest, I also asked myself that question before leaping and switched careers. But the more I […]
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Programming Language: The General Parts
Programmers and coders are writers for computers using programming language. They write lists of instructions. Computers read and follow the lists but they do not rationalize the given instructions. Computers just follow instructions without question. A computer understands Binary Code which consists of only 0’s and 1’s. That is the only thing that the computer […]
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Resources for Newbie Coders
I start this blog post with an important advisory note. You have to have a big desire to learn how to program before you sit down to learn how to program by yourself. Because you want to expand your career or business, or because you want a career change, o because… well, fun, wanting to […]
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