2023 was all about AI

an intro to copilot!

start using ai.

https://youtu.be/vfayvN0NomY

copilot : https://copilot.microsoft.com/

GPT4+ vs Copilot

Web developers have alternatives for everything:

- Editor:
💻 VS Code
🌟 Sublime
🌪 Web Storm

- Package manager:
📦 NPM
🐱 Yarn
🐧 PNPM

- API testing:
📬 Postman
💤 Insomnia
⚡️ Thunder Client
🌀 Curl

- Front-end tooling:
🧰 Webpack
🚀 Vite (faster)

- Containerization:
🐳 Docker
⚓️ Kubernetes

- JS Testing Frameworks:
🃏 Jest
🏹 Vitest
☕️ Mocha
🌲 Cypress

@EmmersiveLearning

Early bird or night owl?

Top 25 Algorithms a programmer should master!

the 6 important types of algorithms

The most common machine learning algorithms.

If you're planning to get started in tech in 2024, start with JavaScript.

Why?

Gives you flexibility. You can go in any direction.

• Simple portfolio – Vanilla JavaScript
• Complex frontend – React
• Mobile app – React Native
• Desktop app – Electron.js
• ML/AI based app – Tensorflow.js
• Build backend – Node.js
• Building a dApp – Web3.js
• Testing – Jest

@EmmersiveLearning

🎆 Frontend Technologies 2024

Languages:
🌐 JavaScript
🌐 TypeScript
🌐 Dart
🌐 Elm
🌐 Kotlin/JS

Runtime Environments:
🚀 Node.js
🚀 Deno
🚀 Bun

Node Package Managers:
📦 npm
📦 yarn
📦 pnpm

Leading Frameworks:
🖥 React
🖥 Angular
🖥 Vue.js
🖥 Svelte
🖥 Next.js
🖥 Astro
🖥 Solid

Testing:
🔍 Jest
🔍 Vitest
🔍 Mocha
🔍 Cypress
🔍 Enzyme
🔍 Karma
🔍 React Testing Library

State Management:
🔗 Redux
🔗 MobX
🔗 Context API
🔗 Zustand
🔗 Recoil

Build Tools:
🛠 Webpack
🛠 Parcel
🛠 Rollup
🛠 Vite
🛠 esbuild
🛠 Turbopack

Linters/Formatters:
✨ ESLint
✨ Prettier
✨ Stylelint
✨ JSHint
✨ StandardJS

CSS Frameworks:
🎭 Bootstrap
🎭 Tailwind CSS
🎭 Material UI
🎭 Ant Design
🎭 Bulma

CSS Preprocessors:
💧 Sass
💧 Less
💧Stylus
💧 PostCSS

Performance Optimization:
🚀 Babel
🚀 PostCSS
🚀 PurgeCSS
🚀 Critical

Accessibility Tools:
👁 Axe
👁 Lighthouse
👁 Wave
👁 Tenon .io

3D Graphics:
🌌 Three.js

What else? 👇

@EmmersiveLearning

Backend developer vs frontend developer 🤝
😊😂

GM.

Programmers wake up at 11:30 AM. 😳😂

Have a good day!

18 Coding Challenge Sites for Programmers

💻 AtCoder
🍴 CodeChef
🥊 CodeFights
💪 CodeForces
🧑‍💻 CoderByte
🥋 Codewars
🕹 CodinGame
🔤 EdaBit
🏋️‍♀️ Exercism
🤓 GeeksforGeeks
🌍 HackerEarth
🔍 HackerRank
🏆 Kaggle
🧩 LeetCode
🔥 CodeSignal
📐 Projecteuler
🎯 Spoj
🎓 TopCoder

@EmmersiveLearning

Mastering Backend Scalability! 💻

📈 Optimize database queries
🌍 Use load balancers
🔗 Implement caching strategies
🚀 Employ asynchronous processing
🔍 Monitor system performance

Scaling efficiently keeps your app fast and reliable.

What's your secret weapon? 👇

back enders here ?....

Want to Excel in Software Engineering?

Stop screwing around.

Do these 5 things:
1. Learning new technologies
2. Writing clean and maintainable code
3. Asking for help
4. Taking breaks to avoid burnout
5. Embracing constructive criticism

Keep coding and keep learning

#software_engineers

ESSENTIAL REACT CONCEPTS TO MASTER 🚀🔍

📌 React Fundamentals
🧩 JSX Syntax
🔗 Components
⏳ Lifecycle

📌 State Management
💡 useState
🌐 useContext

📌 React Routing
🚦 React Router

📌 Advanced React
🔧 Hooks

What else? 👇

@EmmersiveLearning

If you see someone failing to take action, it tells you they don't know the cost of inaction.

Just because the cost of inaction is invisible doesn't mean it's not real.

What happens if you don't take action?

Nothing.

The cost of inaction is the status quo. If you're ok where you are, then you don't need to do anything. But if you want to get to the next level, you need to understand the cost of doing nothing.

Action is expensive, but inaction costs a fortune.