Recent content by pasdoy

I never had good success with LinkedIn to generate leads, from profile or ads. Glad to see it works for some.

being poor and having hope. you invest 100$, in 5 years it's 250$, not great. you spend 10$ and maybe make 10k? Great success.

anyone has review making apps wit react native ? Perso I find the ecosystem and productivity great. But the resulting interactions are flaky or "chunky" compared to a native app, ie navigation transitions. And some crucial bugs are still open like...

I made some posts about this here https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/starting-a-career-in-tech.1204751/#post-12920288. Can take a look.

I am not welcoming you

drop a line here and maybe someone at google will see it

Use the command in this example: https://www.templatemonster.com/help/how-to-check-jquery-version-using-firebug-console.html Will support minified scripts too.

Good ressource about concepts and not specific language: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/best-practices/api-design

No. Unless he wants to build a website for it. Better do that later IMO.

Oh I forgot. I said python because I often assume people work on OSX/Linux but an easier point to start with 0 programming background on Windows in C#. It won't land him a job, but all programming language end up to be similar. Making a desktop app in C# is way way easier. It's rewarding to get...

Before going this way, it will be the usual console only apps: - calculator - minesweeper - battleship (1 vs AI, 1v1) Those projects will make him learn: - Raw python (no libs) - Objects in python - Interact with console - Build a project in python For a web API: - If he's into ML, run a model...

It's quite a big question. Python is a good language to learn as a jack of all trades to get started. It will open doors to QA (automation), ML (fancy libs), building APIs. All depends how deep he wanna go in one field. It's not the best tool for all of them. On top of learning how to put...

Indeed any of these will do.

Big telecoms still do it but they get 3rd parties because they have to squeeze the juice somewhere (the distributors, vendors) to see a nice return.

rentals. then leverage it to buy more rentals. and it's fun to learn about this stuff IMO