As an enthusiast and advocate for skill development through project building, I find immense value in sharing insights on how to approach project-based learning effectively. In my recent exploration, I've delved into methodologies that can significantly enhance the learning curve for aspiring engineers and developers, especially those venturing into the vast world of technology and programming through bootcamps like Concordia.

Project building for developers

In the realm of technology and job hunting, navigating the landscape can feel like traversing a vast, unknown territory. My journey, filled with trials, learning, and eventual triumphs, offers a glimpse into strategies and insights that might illuminate the path for others embarking on similar ventures.

Job search for developers

Supercharge Your Post-Bootcamp Web Development Skills: Strategies for Success in 2024 and Beyond. This is meant to be a comprehensive guide spans from frontend and backend development to cloud computing, DevOps, and beyond. It emphasizes the importance of a broad skill set in web development, encouraging developers to explore a wide range of technologies and tools. This approach not only prepares developers for diverse challenges but also equips them to become well-rounded professionals in their field.

Developing your skills after coding bootcamp

Embarking on a journey to enhance my web development skills after completing a coding bootcamp, I've realized the importance of pushing beyond the foundational concepts of React, Node.js, and Next.js. It's essential to venture into new frameworks and environments to fuel growth, even though the prospect can be intimidating.

Developing your skills

In this post, I'll share insights from my recent workshop on interview preparation, particularly aimed at those transitioning into tech careers, like many of you who may have recently graduated from coding bootcamps or are in the midst of job hunting.

Preparing for tech interviews: A guide from first call to offer

A portfolio is more than just a collection of projects; it's a narrative of your professional journey, your skills, and your potential. For web development graduates, it acts as both a showcase of your abilities and a reflection of your personal brand. It should highlight not just what you've built, but how you approach problems, design solutions, and continuously improve your craft.

Creating a Portfolio That Stands Out: A Guide for Web Developers

Save paper, make it fast and a cool conversation starter for interviews. No more PDFs

Put your resume on the cloud

A cheatsheet for JavaScript interviews. Based on Dylan Israel’s awesome Scrimba Frontend Interview Tips, I wrote a few code examples to help with these concepts.

JavaScript cheatsheet

A cheatsheet for React interviews that goes over hooks, the DOM, props and more unique Reactyness

React interview cheatsheet

This past week many of us have spent a little too much time staring at maps. An electoral map shows division by default. I want to show you a map that shows quite the opposite.

Developing your skills after coding bootcamp

Put your resume on the cloud

JavaScript cheatsheet

React interview cheatsheet

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