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Nirbhay Vashisht
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GitHub Repositories containing Data Structures and Algorithms implemented in various programming languages
(Java, Python, JavaScript, C, Go, C-plus plus etc)
A Thread🧵
Python 🐍
https://t.co/0vxUKsSAV0
C-Plus-Plus 👀➕➕
https://t.co/CEzjtEdiit
Java ☕️
https://t.co/GAvvcIdDBP
JavaScript ☕️📜
https://t.co/LD6bcVV2x6
C 👀
https://t.co/lvXGfsbK1X
Kotlin
https://t.co/nOwQeRrPF2
Ruby (🔴+💎)
https://t.co/Bred2DZ0Oq
Rust
https://t.co/iHNdFQ6NUU
C# 👀🔪
https://t.co/wYOihSDDqc
Go 🏃
https://t.co/NGLP4g33kd
Dart 🎯
https://t.co/c9qFFK9iBU
Scala
https://t.co/xTCWVpWDrR
PHP
https://t.co/SV3GIiZWp1
Elixir
https://t.co/3tqXkWIJ1n
F#
https://t.co/KBMWfdopZT
Jupyter
https://t.co/XZL5QtbCgu
R
https://t.co/I7NtwUPkc8
Haskell
https://t.co/6dDaC36tHB
Swift💨
https://t.co/1jK2gcXBke
Happy Coding 👩💻 👨💻🧑💻
Checkout my profile for more such tweets 😄
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Someone tried to seriously demotivate me today (Thread)🧵💔
Today, I went to someone's house with my mother.
Let's call this person mr. A-whole.
(Just so you know mr. A-whole and I met for the first time.
We know nothing about each other. )
After 5 minutes of conversation..
with my mother he asked me, "What do you do?"
Me: "I am a final year CSE undergrad."
Mr. A-whole: "So, does your university have On-Campus placements?"
Me: "Yes"
mr. A-whole: "That is good. You should definitely try to get a job though placements"
🧵
Me: "Well, I have a different plan. I am going to further continue my studies."
(Obviously the plan is quite elaborate and I wouldn't tell a person who have met me just 5 minutes ago)
mr A-whole: "So M. tech.?"
Me: "No I'll do self study for a while. Not a degree."
🧵
mr A-whole:
"You don't look like a person who is disciplined. Through my experience I can tell you can't do self study. You should definitely try to get a job...blah blah blah my collogues destroyed their career... blah blah blah.
🧵
And then he spent the next 5 minutes ripping my dreams into pieces.
Shredding away my capability without having the slightest idea of who I am, what I do, what I am going through right now (which is a lot).
He basically told me I can't do anything (from looking at me once.)
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Important Topics to learn/master to become a DECENT JavaScript Developer
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I have seen most beginner web developers skip these topics and directly move on to frameworks/libraries.
The following topics will help you in your career, and they will also make you a better JavaScript developer.
👇
1.⚡️ Closure
A closure gives you access to an outer function’s scope from an inner function. In JavaScript, closures are created every time a function is created, at function creation time.
2.⚡️ Asynchronous JavaScript
We all know JavaScript is Asynchronous but mostly we ignore how it's single threaded execution is actually working.
looking under the hood of JavaScript's working will definitely help you to understand the language better.
3.⚡️ Promises
A Promise is a proxy for a value not necessarily known when the promise is created. It allows you to associate handlers with an asynchronous action's eventual success value or failure reason.
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50 Common Mistakes most developers make while starting out
A thread🧵👇
⚡️1. Focusing on completing courses instead of coding (or completing projects) .
⚡️2. Skipping the fundamentals.
⚡️3. Not joining a developer community.
⚡️4. Not creating projects from scratch.
⚡️5. Skipping Data Structures.
⚡️6. Not reading the documentation.
⚡️7. Trying to learn everything in one day.
⚡️8. Blindly following the tutorial and not extending the code or making their own version of code.
⚡️9. Not asking for help when needed.
⚡️10. Never commenting the code (In required places).
⚡️11. Endlessly Planning instead of Building.
⚡️12. Learning different technologies instead of mastering one.
⚡️13. Not reading stuff (books/articles/documentation).
⚡️14. Not maintaining a balance between programming and not programming.
⚡️15. Not finishing what they started
⚡️16. Not building stuff they care about.
⚡️17. Getting overwhelmed by others' progress/headstart
⚡️18. Not knowing when to quite and start over.
⚡️19. Not practising enough.
⚡️20. Endlessly buying Udemy courses.
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How to join a developer community?
or
How to find mentors/developer friends?
A detailed thread 🧵👇
For context I have been a part of various developer communities for ~3 Years. I have found that learning with people is the best and most effective way to learn.
So here are the ways you can join a developer community:
💻 If you are a student
Many companies have their campus ambassadors/ Hack clubs / Developer club program that you can join or lead in your campus.
Some of my favorites:
⚡️Student Ambassador program @Microsoft (I am a part of this for 2 years now)
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When I was sexually harassed by the director of the area I was working in, I was afraid to report it because I was worried that "getting him in trouble" would result in the subtle retaliation of missed leadership opportunities.
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