🌟 Day 10 of Posting My Tech Journey (Sep 28, 2024) 🌟
Hello folks,
1️⃣ Abe Garaj Project - Employee List Page
Today, I successfully completed the employee list page for the Abe Garaj project! 🎉 I focused on authorization, fetching data from the backend, and displaying it on the frontend. It’s rewarding to see the progress and to better understand how data flows securely through the system.
2️⃣ MuleSoft Error Handling
I also spent time learning and practicing error handling in MuleSoft. I covered key concepts like On Error Continue, On Error Propagate, and the Default Error Handler. This knowledge is critical for building robust applications that can handle unexpected issues gracefully.
3️⃣ Networking Concepts
From my IT Professional course, I delved into networking concepts such as TCP/IP and the Domain Name System (DNS). These fundamentals are essential for understanding how data is transmitted across the internet, and it’s exciting to dive deeper into these topics as part of my 6-month machine learning journey on Coursera.
Another productive day in the books! Stay tuned for more updates on my tech journey! 🚀
Hello folks,
1️⃣ Abe Garaj Project - Employee List Page
Today, I successfully completed the employee list page for the Abe Garaj project! 🎉 I focused on authorization, fetching data from the backend, and displaying it on the frontend. It’s rewarding to see the progress and to better understand how data flows securely through the system.
2️⃣ MuleSoft Error Handling
I also spent time learning and practicing error handling in MuleSoft. I covered key concepts like On Error Continue, On Error Propagate, and the Default Error Handler. This knowledge is critical for building robust applications that can handle unexpected issues gracefully.
3️⃣ Networking Concepts
From my IT Professional course, I delved into networking concepts such as TCP/IP and the Domain Name System (DNS). These fundamentals are essential for understanding how data is transmitted across the internet, and it’s exciting to dive deeper into these topics as part of my 6-month machine learning journey on Coursera.
Another productive day in the books! Stay tuned for more updates on my tech journey! 🚀
🌟 Day 3 of a Year of DSA Growth 🌟
Hey everyone, here’s today’s DSA progress update!
Today, I dived into some fundamental concepts:
1️⃣ Asymptotic Analysis – Reviewed different notations like Big O, Omega, and Theta for evaluating algorithm efficiency.
2️⃣ Auxiliary Space – Explored the importance of extra space used by algorithms beyond the input, and how it impacts performance.
3️⃣ Amortized Case – Learned about amortized analysis, which helps analyze the average performance of algorithms across a series of operations.
I also practiced solving three LeetCode problems:
1- Valid Parentheses
2- Number of Arithmetic Triplets
3- Two Sum
It was a great day of learning and problem-solving! Stay tuned for more updates as I continue to grow my DSA skills! 🚀
Hey everyone, here’s today’s DSA progress update!
Today, I dived into some fundamental concepts:
1️⃣ Asymptotic Analysis – Reviewed different notations like Big O, Omega, and Theta for evaluating algorithm efficiency.
2️⃣ Auxiliary Space – Explored the importance of extra space used by algorithms beyond the input, and how it impacts performance.
3️⃣ Amortized Case – Learned about amortized analysis, which helps analyze the average performance of algorithms across a series of operations.
I also practiced solving three LeetCode problems:
1- Valid Parentheses
2- Number of Arithmetic Triplets
3- Two Sum
It was a great day of learning and problem-solving! Stay tuned for more updates as I continue to grow my DSA skills! 🚀
🌟 Day 11 of Posting My Tech Journey (Sep 29, 2024) 🌟
Hello everyone,
1️⃣ SCCMA Website - Design Phase Complete
Today, I officially completed the design phase for the SCCMA website! 🎉 It’s been an exciting journey creating a solid structure, and now I’m ready to dive into the coding phase. I’ve started learning Bootstrap to make the development process smoother and more responsive. I’m excited to start coding tomorrow and bring the design to life!
2️⃣ A Year of Growth in DSA
Even though I took a break from DSA prep today, I’m committed to continuing my year-long journey of mastering data structures and algorithms. Consistent practice has been a game changer for me, and I’ll be back at it soon with even more focus!
3️⃣ Taking a Well-Deserved Rest
Today’s all about recharging. After the past few weeks of intense learning and development, it’s important to step back and reset for the challenges ahead.
Tomorrow, I’ll begin coding the SCCMA website. Stay tuned for more updates on my journey! 🚀
Hello everyone,
1️⃣ SCCMA Website - Design Phase Complete
Today, I officially completed the design phase for the SCCMA website! 🎉 It’s been an exciting journey creating a solid structure, and now I’m ready to dive into the coding phase. I’ve started learning Bootstrap to make the development process smoother and more responsive. I’m excited to start coding tomorrow and bring the design to life!
2️⃣ A Year of Growth in DSA
Even though I took a break from DSA prep today, I’m committed to continuing my year-long journey of mastering data structures and algorithms. Consistent practice has been a game changer for me, and I’ll be back at it soon with even more focus!
3️⃣ Taking a Well-Deserved Rest
Today’s all about recharging. After the past few weeks of intense learning and development, it’s important to step back and reset for the challenges ahead.
Tomorrow, I’ll begin coding the SCCMA website. Stay tuned for more updates on my journey! 🚀
Day 12 of Posting My Tech Journey (Sep 30, 2024)
Hello tech nerds!
Today, I made great strides in my projects and learning journey:
1️⃣ Building the SCCMA Website
I kicked off the development of the SCCMA website by completing the landing page! 🎉 It was a fantastic opportunity to practice various concepts, including:
Frontend with React: Implemented state management and utilized libraries like Material UI and Bootstrap for a responsive and visually appealing design.
Backend with Node.js: Focused on establishing a seamless connection between the frontend and backend, ensuring efficient data handling.
2️⃣ Revisiting "The Self-Taught Computer Scientist"
I revisited "The Self-Taught Computer Scientist" and found it to be a much better resource for understanding data structures and algorithms compared to "Data Structures and Algorithms Made Easy." This book breaks down complex concepts into digestible parts, making it easier to learn and apply.
Reflecting on the Day
It feels great to have made tangible progress on the website while also deepening my understanding of data structures and algorithms. Each day brings new challenges and learning opportunities, and I’m excited to dive deeper into these subjects.
Stay tuned for more updates on my tech journey! 🚀
Hello tech nerds!
Today, I made great strides in my projects and learning journey:
1️⃣ Building the SCCMA Website
I kicked off the development of the SCCMA website by completing the landing page! 🎉 It was a fantastic opportunity to practice various concepts, including:
Frontend with React: Implemented state management and utilized libraries like Material UI and Bootstrap for a responsive and visually appealing design.
Backend with Node.js: Focused on establishing a seamless connection between the frontend and backend, ensuring efficient data handling.
2️⃣ Revisiting "The Self-Taught Computer Scientist"
I revisited "The Self-Taught Computer Scientist" and found it to be a much better resource for understanding data structures and algorithms compared to "Data Structures and Algorithms Made Easy." This book breaks down complex concepts into digestible parts, making it easier to learn and apply.
Reflecting on the Day
It feels great to have made tangible progress on the website while also deepening my understanding of data structures and algorithms. Each day brings new challenges and learning opportunities, and I’m excited to dive deeper into these subjects.
Stay tuned for more updates on my tech journey! 🚀
Day 4 of My Year of DSA Growth
Today, I didn’t practice much on my data structures and algorithms (DSA) skills, but I revisited "The Self-Taught Computer Scientist" book. This book is a great resource for understanding key DSA concepts and provides a structured approach to learning.
Key Takeaways:
Overview of DSA: The book covers various data structures and algorithms, making it easier to grasp the essentials for anyone looking to improve their coding skills.
Learning Strategy: I appreciate how the author breaks down complex topics into more manageable parts, making it less daunting to dive into subjects like graphs, trees, and algorithm analysis.
Next Steps
Although today was less about practice, revisiting the book has reignited my motivation to dive deeper into DSA concepts. I plan to incorporate regular practice sessions into my routine soon.
Stay tuned for more updates as I continue to explore and grow in my DSA journey! 🚀
Today, I didn’t practice much on my data structures and algorithms (DSA) skills, but I revisited "The Self-Taught Computer Scientist" book. This book is a great resource for understanding key DSA concepts and provides a structured approach to learning.
Key Takeaways:
Overview of DSA: The book covers various data structures and algorithms, making it easier to grasp the essentials for anyone looking to improve their coding skills.
Learning Strategy: I appreciate how the author breaks down complex topics into more manageable parts, making it less daunting to dive into subjects like graphs, trees, and algorithm analysis.
Next Steps
Although today was less about practice, revisiting the book has reignited my motivation to dive deeper into DSA concepts. I plan to incorporate regular practice sessions into my routine soon.
Stay tuned for more updates as I continue to explore and grow in my DSA journey! 🚀
What's up, friends!
I've been sharing my journey at night after long, productive days, but I’ve realized it's tough to write and prepare posts at midnight. Since I'm committed to being honest with myself and improving my writing skills, I’ll be switching things up! From now on, I’ll post in the mornings when my mind is fresh. Stay tuned for more updates, and thanks for being part of the journey!
I've been sharing my journey at night after long, productive days, but I’ve realized it's tough to write and prepare posts at midnight. Since I'm committed to being honest with myself and improving my writing skills, I’ll be switching things up! From now on, I’ll post in the mornings when my mind is fresh. Stay tuned for more updates, and thanks for being part of the journey!
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Day 12 of Posting My Tech Journey (Oct 1, 2024)
Hey coding comrades!
Today, I made great strides in my projects and learning journey:
1️⃣ Developing the SCCMA Website
I continued the development of the SCCMA website, focusing on some key components and features like:
1- Carousel Components: Added and styled carousel elements to enhance the site's visual flow.
2- Routing Setup: Implemented routing to ensure seamless navigation between different pages.
3- State Management & Side Effects: Explored useEffect to manage side effects in React, improving the app's interactivity.
3- Responsive Design: Focused on making the website adaptable across various screen sizes.
2️⃣ Pausing My DSA Journey
While I've temporarily paused my data structures and algorithms practice, I'm excited to come back stronger after making good progress on the website.
Reflecting on the Day
It's been a productive day, making tangible progress on the website while also reinforcing my knowledge of frontend. I’m eager to keep building and learning more in the coming days.
Stay tuned for more updates on my tech journey! 🚀
Hey coding comrades!
Today, I made great strides in my projects and learning journey:
1️⃣ Developing the SCCMA Website
I continued the development of the SCCMA website, focusing on some key components and features like:
1- Carousel Components: Added and styled carousel elements to enhance the site's visual flow.
2- Routing Setup: Implemented routing to ensure seamless navigation between different pages.
3- State Management & Side Effects: Explored useEffect to manage side effects in React, improving the app's interactivity.
3- Responsive Design: Focused on making the website adaptable across various screen sizes.
2️⃣ Pausing My DSA Journey
While I've temporarily paused my data structures and algorithms practice, I'm excited to come back stronger after making good progress on the website.
Reflecting on the Day
It's been a productive day, making tangible progress on the website while also reinforcing my knowledge of frontend. I’m eager to keep building and learning more in the coming days.
Stay tuned for more updates on my tech journey! 🚀
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Day 13 of Posting My Tech Journey (Oct 2, 2024)
What's up, tech comrades!
Today was all about building the SCCMA websites! 🚀 I'm using React for the frontend, and I’ve been diving deep into a component-based approach. So far, I’ve built three components, and things are shaping up well!
Here’s what I’ve been learning:
🖥 Responsive Design: Ensuring the site looks good on any screen size. Flexbox and Grid are coming in clutch!
🔗 Props: Getting a deeper understanding of passing data between components to keep everything dynamic and reusable.
On another note, I'm continuing the pause on my DSA growth to fully focus on the current project. Once this is complete, I’ll dive back into DSA with even more energy.
Every day brings fresh challenges, but I’m loving the process and refining my React skills.
Catch you tomorrow with more updates on the project!
What's up, tech comrades!
Today was all about building the SCCMA websites! 🚀 I'm using React for the frontend, and I’ve been diving deep into a component-based approach. So far, I’ve built three components, and things are shaping up well!
Here’s what I’ve been learning:
🖥 Responsive Design: Ensuring the site looks good on any screen size. Flexbox and Grid are coming in clutch!
🔗 Props: Getting a deeper understanding of passing data between components to keep everything dynamic and reusable.
On another note, I'm continuing the pause on my DSA growth to fully focus on the current project. Once this is complete, I’ll dive back into DSA with even more energy.
Every day brings fresh challenges, but I’m loving the process and refining my React skills.
Catch you tomorrow with more updates on the project!
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Job Title: Senior Java developer
Company: Private Client
Salary: 70-90,000ETB
Deadline: 06-10-2024
Job Field: Tech
Description:
Looking for a Senior Java Spring Boot Developer with experience in RabbitMQ, JavaFX, and gRPC. You will help build and maintain Java-based applications using Spring Boot, work with messaging systems like RabbitMQ, and create user interfaces with JavaFX. You will also use gRPC for communication between services.
Requirements:
5+ years experience only there will be a series of interview so help me by not wasting my time
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Company: Private Client
Salary: 70-90,000ETB
Deadline: 06-10-2024
Job Field: Tech
Description:
Looking for a Senior Java Spring Boot Developer with experience in RabbitMQ, JavaFX, and gRPC. You will help build and maintain Java-based applications using Spring Boot, work with messaging systems like RabbitMQ, and create user interfaces with JavaFX. You will also use gRPC for communication between services.
Requirements:
5+ years experience only there will be a series of interview so help me by not wasting my time
Reviewed & Approved by Maroset
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Day 14 of Posting My Tech Journey (October 3, 2024)
Hello there!
Today was all building the SCCMA website! 🚀 I completed two components using React’s component-based approach, which has been really exciting to work through.
Here’s what I’ve been learning:
🔧 MuleSoft Global Error Handling: I dove deep into this today, adding another powerful tool to my development toolkit.
As for my DSA journey, I’m continuing to pause it for now to focus entirely on this project. Once the SCCMA website is complete, I’ll jump back into DSA with fresh energy.
Catch you tomorrow with more updates on the project!
Hello there!
Today was all building the SCCMA website! 🚀 I completed two components using React’s component-based approach, which has been really exciting to work through.
Here’s what I’ve been learning:
🔧 MuleSoft Global Error Handling: I dove deep into this today, adding another powerful tool to my development toolkit.
As for my DSA journey, I’m continuing to pause it for now to focus entirely on this project. Once the SCCMA website is complete, I’ll jump back into DSA with fresh energy.
Catch you tomorrow with more updates on the project!
🌟 Inspiration from Jan Koum: The Man Behind WhatsApp 🌟
Meet Jan Koum, a remarkable tech entrepreneur whose journey is a testament to resilience and innovation! 🚀
Born in Ukraine and immigrating to the United States at 16, Jan faced numerous challenges growing up, but he never let adversity define him. With a passion for technology, he taught himself programming and landed a job at Yahoo!, where he honed his skills.
In 2009, Jan co-founded WhatsApp with his friend Brian Acton, aiming to create a simple and reliable messaging app that prioritized user privacy. 🌐💬 Through hard work and dedication, WhatsApp quickly gained popularity, reaching over 2 billion users worldwide!
In 2014, Facebook acquired WhatsApp for a staggering $19 billion, but Jan remained committed to protecting user privacy and ensuring a quality experience. His story reminds us that with determination, passion, and a focus on values.
Let Jan's journey inspire you to chase your dreams and stay true to your vision! 💪✨
Meet Jan Koum, a remarkable tech entrepreneur whose journey is a testament to resilience and innovation! 🚀
Born in Ukraine and immigrating to the United States at 16, Jan faced numerous challenges growing up, but he never let adversity define him. With a passion for technology, he taught himself programming and landed a job at Yahoo!, where he honed his skills.
In 2009, Jan co-founded WhatsApp with his friend Brian Acton, aiming to create a simple and reliable messaging app that prioritized user privacy. 🌐💬 Through hard work and dedication, WhatsApp quickly gained popularity, reaching over 2 billion users worldwide!
In 2014, Facebook acquired WhatsApp for a staggering $19 billion, but Jan remained committed to protecting user privacy and ensuring a quality experience. His story reminds us that with determination, passion, and a focus on values.
Let Jan's journey inspire you to chase your dreams and stay true to your vision! 💪✨
"Empires aren’t built in a day. Stay focused, stay driven, and turn your dreams into reality."
Day 15 of Posting My Tech Journey (Oct 4, 2024)
Hey everyone,
It’s been another productive day! I’ve finished up the homepage for the SCCMA website and expanded my knowledge on Java integration with MuleSoft.
SCCMA Website: I worked on three components—infinitely looping cards, a "Learn More" video section, and a map embedding feature. It gave me a solid chance to sharpen my React, HTML, and CSS skills.
Java: I dived into the fundamentals of Java, focusing on its class-based structure and object-oriented approach. Tomorrow, I’ll be moving forward with integrating Java into Mule applications.
This is a simple code that shows java class based structure, and object oriented behavior.
When we run this code, it will output the following:
Lots of exciting progress to share, and there’s more to come—stay tuned!
Hey everyone,
It’s been another productive day! I’ve finished up the homepage for the SCCMA website and expanded my knowledge on Java integration with MuleSoft.
SCCMA Website: I worked on three components—infinitely looping cards, a "Learn More" video section, and a map embedding feature. It gave me a solid chance to sharpen my React, HTML, and CSS skills.
Java: I dived into the fundamentals of Java, focusing on its class-based structure and object-oriented approach. Tomorrow, I’ll be moving forward with integrating Java into Mule applications.
This is a simple code that shows java class based structure, and object oriented behavior.
// Define a class called Car
class Car {
// Properties (attributes) of the class
String model;
String color;
int year;
// Constructor to initialize the Car object
public Car(String model, String color, int year) {
this.model = model;
this.color = color;
this.year = year;
}
// Method to display car details
public void displayDetails() {
System.out.println("Car Model: " + model);
System.out.println("Car Color: " + color);
System.out.println("Manufacturing Year: " + year);
}
}
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// Creating an object (instance) of the Car class
Car myCar = new Car("Tesla Model 3", "Red", 2024);
// Calling the method to display details of the car
myCar.displayDetails();
}
}
When we run this code, it will output the following:
Car Model: Tesla Model 3
Car Color: Red
Manufacturing Year: 2024
Lots of exciting progress to share, and there’s more to come—stay tuned!
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Day 16 of Posting My Tech Journey (Oct 5, 2024)
Today was another productive day focused on various tech areas:
Java Integration with Mule:
I've been practicing how to integrate Java with Mule. Since Mule serves as the main class for a Java program, it’s commonly used to invoke Java components. I worked on invoking static and non-static methods using Mule’s Invoke, Invoke-Static, Validation-Type, and New components.
Building the Donation Page for SCCMA:
I built a donation form for the SCCMA website and will be integrating payment functionality next. It's exciting to see this project take shape and contribute to a good cause.
Research on SharePoint and Power Platform:
I spent time researching the power of SharePoint and Power Platform, focusing on their potential to automate tasks. These Microsoft 365 tools are versatile, and I’m looking forward to learning and applying them to streamline workflows in future projects.
That's a wrap for today! There’s still a lot to explore, so stay tuned as we continue to grow together!
Today was another productive day focused on various tech areas:
Java Integration with Mule:
I've been practicing how to integrate Java with Mule. Since Mule serves as the main class for a Java program, it’s commonly used to invoke Java components. I worked on invoking static and non-static methods using Mule’s Invoke, Invoke-Static, Validation-Type, and New components.
Building the Donation Page for SCCMA:
I built a donation form for the SCCMA website and will be integrating payment functionality next. It's exciting to see this project take shape and contribute to a good cause.
Research on SharePoint and Power Platform:
I spent time researching the power of SharePoint and Power Platform, focusing on their potential to automate tasks. These Microsoft 365 tools are versatile, and I’m looking forward to learning and applying them to streamline workflows in future projects.
That's a wrap for today! There’s still a lot to explore, so stay tuned as we continue to grow together!
Day 17 of Posting My Tech Journey (Oct 6, 2024)
Hello everyone,
I had a productive day diving into SharePoint and completing the IT Support Professional course from Coursera, which is a key part of my 6-month AI and Machine Learning journey.
1- Explored SharePoint: As a part of Microsoft 365, SharePoint offers a range of features and functionalities. I focused on creating sites, managing document libraries, collaborating through lists, and utilizing its integration capabilities with other Microsoft applications.
2- Completed IT Support Professional Course: I’m thrilled to share that I completed the IT Support Professional course! This was part of my scholarship for AI and Machine Learning, and I gained valuable insights into IT fundamentals, troubleshooting, and customer support skills.
Excited for the next steps in my learning journey! Stay tuned!
Hello everyone,
I had a productive day diving into SharePoint and completing the IT Support Professional course from Coursera, which is a key part of my 6-month AI and Machine Learning journey.
1- Explored SharePoint: As a part of Microsoft 365, SharePoint offers a range of features and functionalities. I focused on creating sites, managing document libraries, collaborating through lists, and utilizing its integration capabilities with other Microsoft applications.
2- Completed IT Support Professional Course: I’m thrilled to share that I completed the IT Support Professional course! This was part of my scholarship for AI and Machine Learning, and I gained valuable insights into IT fundamentals, troubleshooting, and customer support skills.
Excited for the next steps in my learning journey! Stay tuned!
Day 18 of Posting My Tech Journey (Oct 7, 2024)
Hello Tech nerds,
Today's progress was quite productive! Here's a breakdown of what I accomplished:
1- Completed the Staff Page of the SCCMA Website:
I finished developing the staff page using React, which was a great opportunity to further sharpen my React skills.
2- Explored JSON and XML:
I dove into JSON and XML, the two main formats used for data transmission, gaining a deeper understanding of how they're structured and used in web development.
3- Learned About the Five Layers of Networking:
As part of my 6-month AI journey, I’m diving into computer networking. Today, I explored the five layers: Physical, Data Link, Network, Transport, and Application layers. Each layer plays a crucial role in how data is transferred across networks.
More exciting updates are on the way, so stay tuned!
Hello Tech nerds,
Today's progress was quite productive! Here's a breakdown of what I accomplished:
1- Completed the Staff Page of the SCCMA Website:
I finished developing the staff page using React, which was a great opportunity to further sharpen my React skills.
2- Explored JSON and XML:
I dove into JSON and XML, the two main formats used for data transmission, gaining a deeper understanding of how they're structured and used in web development.
3- Learned About the Five Layers of Networking:
As part of my 6-month AI journey, I’m diving into computer networking. Today, I explored the five layers: Physical, Data Link, Network, Transport, and Application layers. Each layer plays a crucial role in how data is transferred across networks.
More exciting updates are on the way, so stay tuned!
🌟 Spotlight on Daniel Ek: The Visionary Behind Spotify 🎶
Born on February 21, 1983, in Stockholm, Sweden, Daniel developed an early passion for technology and entrepreneurship.
In 2006, he teamed up with Martin Lorentzon to create Spotify, aiming to revolutionize the music industry by providing a legal platform for streaming music. Launched in 2008, Spotify quickly gained popularity for its user-friendly interface and innovative features. 🎧
Key Highlights:
Transforming Music Consumption: Daniel's vision shifted the industry from physical sales to streaming, making millions of songs accessible at our fingertips.
Innovative Discoverability: Spotify's algorithms help users discover new music tailored to their tastes.
Expanding Beyond Music: Under Daniel's leadership, Spotify has ventured into the podcasting space and continues to innovate.
Daniel Ek's journey from a curious young programmer to the head of a multibillion-dollar company is a testament to the power of determination and innovation. 🚀✨
Born on February 21, 1983, in Stockholm, Sweden, Daniel developed an early passion for technology and entrepreneurship.
In 2006, he teamed up with Martin Lorentzon to create Spotify, aiming to revolutionize the music industry by providing a legal platform for streaming music. Launched in 2008, Spotify quickly gained popularity for its user-friendly interface and innovative features. 🎧
Key Highlights:
Transforming Music Consumption: Daniel's vision shifted the industry from physical sales to streaming, making millions of songs accessible at our fingertips.
Innovative Discoverability: Spotify's algorithms help users discover new music tailored to their tastes.
Expanding Beyond Music: Under Daniel's leadership, Spotify has ventured into the podcasting space and continues to innovate.
Daniel Ek's journey from a curious young programmer to the head of a multibillion-dollar company is a testament to the power of determination and innovation. 🚀✨
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Day 18 of Posting My Tech Journey (Oct 8, 2024)
Good morning everyone!
Today has been a productive and insightful day. I focused on learning about web services and wrapped up the news page for the SCCMA website. Plus, I had the chance to immerse myself in leadership lessons through the Hult Prize Virtual Entrepreneurship and Leadership Bootcamp. Here's a breakdown of the day:
1- Web Services Learning and Practice: As part of my MuleSoft journey, today I dove into SOAP and RESTful web services. I also practiced consuming these services in Mule applications, gaining a deeper understanding of how they work in real-world scenarios.
2- SCCMA Website Progress: Over the past two weeks, I've been working on the SCCMA website. Today, I completed the news page, built with React. Now, I just have the contact and about us pages left. My goal is to finish the frontend by the end of the week and then move on to integrating payment functionality into the backend.
Once the frontend is wrapped up, I'll be shifting my focus back to my year-long DSA growth plan. Stay tuned for what's coming next – the journey ahead is going to be exciting!
Good morning everyone!
Today has been a productive and insightful day. I focused on learning about web services and wrapped up the news page for the SCCMA website. Plus, I had the chance to immerse myself in leadership lessons through the Hult Prize Virtual Entrepreneurship and Leadership Bootcamp. Here's a breakdown of the day:
1- Web Services Learning and Practice: As part of my MuleSoft journey, today I dove into SOAP and RESTful web services. I also practiced consuming these services in Mule applications, gaining a deeper understanding of how they work in real-world scenarios.
2- SCCMA Website Progress: Over the past two weeks, I've been working on the SCCMA website. Today, I completed the news page, built with React. Now, I just have the contact and about us pages left. My goal is to finish the frontend by the end of the week and then move on to integrating payment functionality into the backend.
Once the frontend is wrapped up, I'll be shifting my focus back to my year-long DSA growth plan. Stay tuned for what's coming next – the journey ahead is going to be exciting!
🚀 The PayPal Mafia: The Titans of Silicon Valley 🚀
Ever wondered what connects Tesla, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Palantir? It’s the legendary PayPal Mafia! 🤯
After PayPal was acquired by eBay in 2002, a group of former employees went on to reshape the tech world. Here are some of the key players:
Elon Musk: 🚗⚡️ Founded Tesla and SpaceX
Peter Thiel: 📊 Co-founded Palantir and early investor in Facebook
Reid Hoffman: 💼 Co-founded LinkedIn
Max Levchin: 💳 Founded Affirm
Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, Jawed Karim: 📹 Co-founded YouTube
Jeremy Stoppelman: ⭐️ Co-founded Yelp
These tech pioneers have built empires and continue to invest in new startups. Their influence in Silicon Valley is unparalleled! 🌟
Ever wondered what connects Tesla, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Palantir? It’s the legendary PayPal Mafia! 🤯
After PayPal was acquired by eBay in 2002, a group of former employees went on to reshape the tech world. Here are some of the key players:
Elon Musk: 🚗⚡️ Founded Tesla and SpaceX
Peter Thiel: 📊 Co-founded Palantir and early investor in Facebook
Reid Hoffman: 💼 Co-founded LinkedIn
Max Levchin: 💳 Founded Affirm
Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, Jawed Karim: 📹 Co-founded YouTube
Jeremy Stoppelman: ⭐️ Co-founded Yelp
These tech pioneers have built empires and continue to invest in new startups. Their influence in Silicon Valley is unparalleled! 🌟