No #100DaysOfCode today! I got a job!! It's my first frontend position🤩 Met nice people, and felt I would grow in the team. Will be starting in 2 weeks! From now on, I'll sort out my journey to be a frontend developer and I probably start sharing about junior dev🤘

I stopped writing commit messages AI writes them. Less brainpower

Building with AI tools feels like working with colleagues. PM & Designers ChatGPT Deep Research to organises ideas, colours, UI/UX, then creates images. Sr Developers Switched from Claude web to Claude in @Trae_ai. 📌To work better together, describing well seems key

Using GPT-4o is better than viewing many beautiful images by GPT-4o Made emoji set for 12 zodiac signs. Will see if it makes $1

Finally built a boilerplate for building apps faster & more reliably. took 3 days of struggle with Claude Stack: @expo (web + mobile) @rn_paper (UI) zustand (state management) SWR (data fetching) @supabase (backend & DB) hoping this is a solid starting point!

I thought similar one today. Works will be replaced by AI so they don’t need to pay you, but hobbies stay as they want to learn

Why setting up a new project never simple? spent all my free time setting up Expo + libraries with Claude and it's still not working 🥲 How do you start your projects?

Whatttt?! what kind of world am I living in? AI newbie here is overwhelmed and excited! It's not Ghibli, but just asked for a Reddit avatar. Crazy times!

Kicking off a productivity app with AI support(aside from Copilot) wonder how much can AI actually help and how long to build an MVP Sorting out the tools and will share the journey #buildinginpublic

💡I was hyped about AI and wanted to build an app where it does everything for users. But now I see two key aspects: 🔹 AI-powered features 🔹 User-controlled features The line between them is blurry. What should stay AI-driven, and what should users control? 🤔

Amazing! I'm currently developing a service idea for travellers, and this will be incredibly useful

When creating reactgg, we had one goal – optimize for "aha!" moments. Our favorite way of doing that was creating interactive visuals that represent core React concepts Today, we're excited to announce "React, Visualized" – a free, visual intro to React https://t.co/KAcJNStY2j

React forwardRef(): How to Pass Refs to Child Components https://t.co/UhvVhmXQOr #react #ref via @panzerdp

It's not the lack of intelligence, it's the lack of focus that is stopping you.

That's it! I hope these steps can help others looking to get the AWS Practitioner certificate 😁 Please Like and share If you liked it! Let's connect if you prepare or want to work around the world ✈️ https://t.co/5zvZMhcFGC

Step 3. I practiced exam questions using EXAMTOPICS, which provides hundreds of questions for free up to a limited amount. I checked the comments as some answers were wrong. I wrote about the problems I got wrong and reviewed them when I had time. https://t.co/3LMjoFKLHK

Step 2. I've read the Overview of Amazon Web Services - AWS Whitepaper. It wasn't short, so there was a part I became lazy in the middle but I managed to read it all. Also took a short note while reading it. https://t.co/9wtJ62K8qU

Step 1. I completed the AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials lecture, a great 6-hour course by AWS. I took notes on what I didn't know on my blog. https://t.co/jM8W3TxThH

I earned the AWS Practitioner certification with only free resources, and I'm happy to share the simple 3 steps I followed.

Start making $10k+ / month using ChatGPT4 to its best potential. Spent this week curating a list of 80+ use cases of ChatGPT that you can build right now Will DM it if you 1. Follow Me 2. Retweet this tweet 3. Reply "ChatGPT4"

I'm not a big fan of certificates but still proud myself getting one while working ☺️ View my verified achievement from @awscloud.