Recent content by fakeactivist

Youre right, I just got back here because I lost direction on what to do... I realised I let my intuition change my mind again anad again. Thanks for reminding me of my own thoughts, I'm going to devote my next 3 months to one idea

I'm 20 now, been trying to hustle online since I was 14 and it wasn't common. I keep failing at stuff like dropshipping, starting businesses, and freelancing. I missed out on my teen years to make money and I haven't made a penny from any of this. Sometimes it feels like I will never succeed...

I realized I'm actually decent at Valinna JS since I'm pretty good at Java and Python since I've been coding in those since high school. You're right I can sometimes write code even without tutorials but after deploying it I feel like I don't know shit

Bet, what kind of work do you use your stack for?

This is my goal, I have 2 years till I graduate college to be prepared, I hope I can be good enough to compete with other 22-23 year olds. You're right, I understood CSS but I'm still bad at it, and have theoretical knowledge of these other technologies. Sounds good, but in your opinion how...

Is this the new industry standard for freelance clients right now? I'm prioritizing programming since I'm in college and this is the stack big companies are on, I assume this will help me more getting hired out of college.

I just finished this entire course with all assignments perfectly done in 2 weeks - App Brewery London's Full Stack Web Dev Course I learnt HTML, CSS, JS, Express, React, Node, PostgreSQL, SQL Today when I tried to make my portfolio site, I got stuck and confused. I couldn't get react to work...

Zaten C/java/python'da iyiyim ama HTML/CSS'ye hiçbir zaman yeterince dikkat etmedim. Bunları uzaktan iş bulmak ve ek gelir elde etmek için öğreniyorum.

yes you can, that's how I learn python at 13-14. there's tons of videos these days, remember not to get stuck in "tutorial hell". Look this statement up so you can avoid it.

You're right but I feel frontend is so nuanced it takes a level of patience beyond understanding logic which was my strength when i started programming. The course I'm doing right now is working for me because they write the boring parts of code so i can focus on writing code relevant to the...

I'm 20, been coding Python since high school I'm pretty good at it and DSA. Picked up Python and C In college and was top of my class in both.

I'd say that limiting my time on Instagram has been the hardest yet the most beneficial thing to my life in the last few weeks. I hope I'm able to cut it out completely for the next 5 years where my prime lies. I may use it for once a hour when I go back to college or start working since...

I was using myself hard to learn React when I never paid attention to HTML, CSS and JS. I can code very well in Python, Java, C and even assembly but because of my lack of patience I could never learn HTML CSS in full as it was too easy to begin and get bored. Finally, I found a udemy course...

I got approved to run a site like this in partnership with a existing piracy streaming site. Should I take up on that offer and run my own site? They take 50% profit for their hosting and web dev

I've done this and failed again and again only to realize that being a master at one trade will give you your first break 100%. Being a jack of all trades is useless until you're at a high wealth level