Hi, my name is Ziv and I am a programmer with 10 years of experience. Today I would like to tell you about one of the coolest sites I have ever come across for learning programming, namely Coddy.tech....

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True/!True? 😉

Who feels the same? 😅

F*** your mood. Follow the plan.

This simple phrase by Leila Hormozi, but so much it means for our lives.

Too often, we let how we feel in the moment dictate what we do. Agree? 👍

For example:
- “I don’t feel motivated today.”
- “I’ll do it later when I’m in a better mindset.”
- “I’m just not in the mood.”
Can ruin our day, week, month…

But life doesn’t care about our mood.
Consistency does.

When I started ignoring how I felt and focused on sticking to the plan, things shifted.

Progress came faster.
Goals became clearer.

And honestly? I learned that discipline beats motivation every time.

Your feelings might fluctuate, but the plan doesn’t.

Here is a picture of my home office ❤️ Hope you like it ☺️

✅ So answer one question: what’s one thing you can commit to today, regardless of how you feel?

😉6 JavaScript Pro Tips That Will Make Your Code More Elegant and Maintainable

As front-end development engineer, we can often enhance code readability and make our code look more elegant by paying attention to some small details in our work.
This time, I will share some handy and elegant JavaScript tips that are easy to grasp at first glance.

https://dev.to/geekvergil/6-javascript-pro-tips-that-will-make-your-code-more-elegant-and-maintainable-2nge

@coddingforweb #js

🔝The prompt that finally made recursion click for me. Most people don't struggle with recursion because it's hard. They struggle because every tutorial explains it using factorials, which are useless to you. Stop asking AI "explain recursion."

✅Ask it this instead:

I'm learning recursion. Don't explain the theory yet.
1. Show me one real problem from web development where recursion is genuinely the right tool, and a loop would be painful.
2. Write the solution in JavaScript.
3. Now trace the execution line by line, showing me the call stack at every step - what's in memory, what returns what.
4. Then break the code by changing one thing, and ask me what happens. Wait for my answer before telling me.

Three things make this work:
▪️ "Don't explain the theory yet" - kills the generic textbook answer
▪️ "Trace the call stack" - recursion only clicks when you see the stack
▪️ "Wait for my answer" - turns the AI from a lecturer into a tutor
That last line is the whole trick. Add it to any learning prompt and the conversation changes completely. Try it and tell me in the comments what problem it gave you.
#prompt @codingforweb