Focus on ONE THING AT A TIME: - A technology, not 5. Ex: first HTML, then CSS, then JavaScript, then ... - 1 language, not 7 - A fundamental concept (functions, classes, loops) - A paradigm (OOP, procedural) Then, focus on COMBINING them to build applications
Writing code to make your colleagues think how brilliant you are is the stupidest mistake a programmer can make.
Remember: You don't always need a database. Sometimes files are enough.
If you don't get comments in a pull request, your code is very good Or very bad
Beginner programmers like writing code. The real pros like deleting code.
Do not code if you are tired You'll end up redoing what you did Double waste of time
Interview question. Write a function to check if a string s is a palindrome Python be like: return s == s[::-1]
Special cases aren't special enough to break the rules - The Zen of Python
GCP has machine families with predefined amounts of RAM and CPU - General. Best price/perf for many tasks - Memory-optimized. For memory-intensive tasks - Compute-optimized. Highest perf/core - Shared-core. Cost-effective for small apps You can create custom machines too
If you don't have a job, get something to pay the bills. And design a plan to transition to a better job. Ex: use the tools you need for the next job to build something at your current job. You'll develop skills while being paid and help your team