Maybe he was counting console log messages as tests?

@tass on behalf of all the random people, 'no problem, happy to be of service' 😄

I forgot the code I was working on yesterday. I got to work today and stared at my screen for half an hour trying to remember.

Word of wisdom: get some sleep 😴 .... yep that's what I'm going to do now 😪

At least there's an apology 😊

I know .... I'm stuck with several projects with spelling issues all over the place .... My goal is one day to eventually fix them .... one day, one can dream 😌

I wish I didn't know the feeling ....

Blog, answer StackOverflow questions, go to lots of meetups, and have a Github/Bitbucket portfolio, then put all that on your resume. I'd recommend making several apps and doing tutorials. Get LinkedIn Premium so you can compare your skills to others. Do internships if possible. Apply directly on company sites, not Indeed or Dice. Finally, the hard part, move if you have to. That's how I got my first job after sending out resumes for almost a year. I moved out of state and I know that's not possible or feasible for everyone but if you want it, you might have to bite the bullet and either travel far or move.

Also see if your friends have openings where they are. Don't give up.