I completed @hacktoberfest 2025! If you had asked me a month ago whether I'd be contributing to six open source projects, I would have laughed and said, "Nice joke." However, I learned and managed to contribute by solving small issues in responsive design and accessibility,

Day 151 of Coding Today, I completed the Learn CSS Animations course from @scrimba. Here's what I learned: - transform - animations - keyframes - scale - rotate This achievement brings my total to 22 certifications out of 87. I've also started the Responsive Web Design course,

Day 151 of Coding Today, I completed the Learn CSS Animations course from @scrimba. Here's what I learned: - transform - animations - keyframes - scale - rotate This achievement brings my total to 22 certifications out of 87. I've also started the Responsive Web Design course,

AI is not the biggest milestone for humanity. The real game-changer is robotics... maybe. Ultimately, it will be space. AI, combined with robotics, will propel humanity forward in our quest for space exploration. While AI is significant for the next 5-10 years, the grander

Here’s my plan for next year: Life / Career Goals - Obtain Canadian PR - Achieve French B2 level (currently at A2) - Focus on full-stack development and Computer Science from January to June - Dedicate July to December to Machine Learning - Apply for the MLH Fellowship or GSoC

Day 150 of Coding Today, I completed the Learn Bulma CSS course from @scrimba and created a small project to practice Bulma. The documentation was also helpful. This achievement puts me at 21 completed certificates out of the 87 offered by Scrimba. Bulma is great for building

This is what having 100 people in the room means: Why am I saying this? Because 100 people watched my video. Thank you to each one of you; I'm truly grateful for your support. I really believe that attention is the most valuable thing in the world right now. If someone takes

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I finally made a video on how to use @scrimba to become a frontend engineer. I hope it provides value. This is the video I wish someone had made, as most out there offer generic advice rather than focusing on specific platforms. I also mention other courses to help you

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After 20 hours, the video is finally ready. Today at 8:45 AM EST, I will release a video on how to use @scrimba effectively to become a Frontend Engineer in 6 months. This is the video I wish I had seen when I started my journey. I won't give you generic advice like "choose a

Day 149 of Coding I created a detailed roadmap for becoming a Frontend Engineer by 2026 using @scrimba. Why? Two days ago, I posted a poll on LinkedIn, and 16 people expressed interest in watching the video. You might be thinking, "There are already a lot of videos on how to

Days 147 and 148 of Coding I worked on some bite-sized projects in the Scrimba Advanced JS module, but later shifted my focus to AI/ML. I discovered a neural network and, although I didn't understand much initially, I found it fascinating to learn. I then explored the

Day 146 of Coding I completed the responsive design module from the frontend path at @scrimba. Now, I'm moving towards building three projects this weekend: - Twimba project (a clone of Twitter/X) - Puumpkin meme picker - A solo project on responsive design On Monday, I will

Day 145 of Coding I completed the first module on responsive design from the frontend path at @scrimba. Two more modules to go, which I plan to finish by the end of today. I've learned about responsive design elements like media queries, min/max-width, rem, em, px, %, and grid.

Many developers ask me how I come up with project ideas. My usual answer involves two methods: - Identify a small problem in your life and create a project to solve it. - Write down all your ideas as they come to you; one day, you'll turn them into projects. Creating projects

Day 144 of Coding I'm close to completing the Essential JavaScript Concepts in the frontend path from @scrimba. I've learned about constructors, classes, methods, and more. The Essential JavaScript module in the frontend path is closely connected with the Advanced JavaScript

Day 143 of Coding Today is going to be a hectic day. I need to complete the Twimba and Essential JS mini-projects @scrimba to stay on schedule. Yesterday, I managed to finish 28% of the Essential JS mini-projects, but today I aim to complete them entirely. Along with that, I

Day 142 of Coding Completed 51% of the Essential JavaScript Concepts of the frontend path from @scrimba Learned parentElement, includes(), e dot target, for ... of.. loop, import & export and practiced on the VS code to make sure I learn the concepts by doing

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