14 yr old Twitter Web Devs in a nutshell

Every Programmer's Patience ever

I like my little chaos, I am thriving there. :)

Client waiting for you to fix bug in production

What I learned:
Don't try to learn by practice. Study the basics by rote, using flash cards. And THEN building on the basics, learn by doing.

If I got anything wrong, I'm gonna look stupid.

“Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.” - Martin Fowler

Source : @codewisdom, twitter

Sauce: https://twitter.com/josiahrooney/...

found this interesting snippet tool for all javascript devs out there: https://github.com/30-seconds/...

found it useful!

Not related to anyone...

The end is near

So true...

Finally got promoted today :-)
Maybe some more money can buy me some happiness

Life as usual 😁

True AF.

Merry christmas!

The plebs will never understand.

Found this on internet 😀

Yesterday, a very good friend of mine who is a philosopher has given me a present: the book "Clean Code" by Robert C. Martin.

This summer is going to be very good. I'm very greatful.

They don't use debuggers, they stare down until the code confesses.

Bit out of date but I love this JavaScript explanation!

Hello Readers!

I’ve recently launched JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures repository on GitHub with collection of classic algorithms and data-structures implemented in ES6 JavaScript with explanations and links to further readings and YouTube videos.

You may find it here https://github.com/trekhleb/...

So I guess you’ve already grasp main idea of the project — helping developers to learn and practice algorithms and do it in JavaScript.

To make this process even smoother I’ve tried to put some graphical illustrations for each algorithm and data structure where it was possible just to make the idea behind those algorithms to be easily grasped and memorized.

You also may find some practical information just in the root README file that may be handy while you’re studying.

All code is 100% covered with tests. This is done not only to keep code working correctly but also to give you an illustration of how each algorithms or data structure works, what basic operations they have (let’s say polling for heap) and what are the edge cases (what to do if graph is directed).

Repository also has a playground. This is just small function template along with empty test case that will help you to start testing or working on algorithms just right after cloning the repo.

On top of that data structures there are more then 50 popular algorithms are implemented. Among them are sorting, searching algorithms, graph/tree/sets/string/math related algorithms.

I hope this repository will be helpful for you! Enjoy coding!

What is Java?

Nice job, Zuckerberg

New Programmer's be like...

The Lord Thy God.

When they fight in emails and you are just CC.. 😂

*imports jQuery to use two selectors*

3 Database SQL walked into a NoSQL bar. A little while later they walked out because they couldn't find a table.

Valid point!!!

Thanks but don't tell my boss