Hi everyone, Apologies for being MIA, I have been caught up trying to learn some backend to add to my crypto app and also sharpening the algos. Midst of all that, I was feeling slightly burnt out and decided to build out a one pager portfolio as an elevator pitch. It is still a WIP and have much to add. Needed your help to spot any issues or any recommendations are highly appreciated. I have gone ahead and added projects that I picked up in the course as a showcase, as many on them cover quite a lot of ground. Please do let me know your thoughts as to improvements and suggestions. Thank you once again fellow devs :) live link : https://portfolio-psi-bice-26.vercel.app/

At what point in this program do we graduate to a proper code editor like VSCode? Don’t get me wrong, as a beginner I understand why it is I’m using Codepen. And I’m more than content with building small static pages / components on Codepen. I’m just curious when it is I’ll graduate to that next editor 🙏🏻 I’m looking at live preview dual monitor setups and keyboards. It all looks very exciting.

hey guys, if you need a 101, feel free to book: https://calendly.com/cristianfloreadev/client-101 I know the regular call times are not suitable for everyone :)

I'm super happy, super proud to announce that tonight the co-founder of my dream company called me to say:"you've got the job"! Thank you so much @Cristian Florea for your support, for your just awesome mentorship, you've been a key pawn in my journey and I'm so grateful for the day my husband told me : " I found you a mentor". To all of you in this community I'm saying this: - Keep your enthusiasm up, it's the key ingredient to your success - Keep grinding and focusing on what you can do every day to achieve your goals - Go the extra mile, don't just do the basics, look for ways to expand your knowledge and do more than what Cristian tells you to do - When you get to the job search part, the most important thing is to be confident, honestly, 80% is attitude and 20% is skills when it comes to marketing yourself. ( the guy who hired me told me he had more skilled candidates but what landed me the job was my positive energy, good vibe and can-do attitude). - Don't focus on the money, focus on your purpose. Money will follow. Thank you @Elias Fairfield for your continuous support. I love this community and gave it 💯. And it gave back to me. For any questions, advice , tips or just some motivation, my DM is always open, here or on linkedin. PS this is me on the day of my first "hello world".

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