So here are the ways you can join a developer community:
How to join a developer community?
or
How to find mentors/developer friends?
A detailed thread 🧵👇
So here are the ways you can join a developer community:
Many companies have their campus ambassadors/ Hack clubs / Developer club program that you can join or lead in your campus.
Some of my favorites:
⚡️Student Ambassador program @Microsoft (I am a part of this for 2 years now)
https://t.co/QidpryGvqq
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Want to learn JavaScript ?
Here's a Detailed Roadmap for you 🧵👇
1. Start with https://t.co/LUATAaPiaW's - JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Certification and finish the "Basic JavaScript" module.
You'll get a basic understanding of JavaScript and Programming in general.
2. Move to https://t.co/ZDqK2dT8Iz and complete the following parts:
- An Introduction
- JavaScript Fundamentals
You'll start to understand Basic JavaScript concepts and their details.
3. Complete "Objects: the basics" section in https://t.co/ZDqK2dT8Iz
By this point you'll have a decent understanding of JavaScript Objects
4. Time to return to freeCodeCamp. Finish the following sections:
1. Debugging
2. Basic Data Structure
Here's a Detailed Roadmap for you 🧵👇
1. Start with https://t.co/LUATAaPiaW's - JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Certification and finish the "Basic JavaScript" module.
You'll get a basic understanding of JavaScript and Programming in general.

2. Move to https://t.co/ZDqK2dT8Iz and complete the following parts:
- An Introduction
- JavaScript Fundamentals
You'll start to understand Basic JavaScript concepts and their details.

3. Complete "Objects: the basics" section in https://t.co/ZDqK2dT8Iz
By this point you'll have a decent understanding of JavaScript Objects
4. Time to return to freeCodeCamp. Finish the following sections:
1. Debugging
2. Basic Data Structure

GitHub Repositories containing Data Structures and Algorithms implemented in various programming languages
(Java, Python, JavaScript, C, Go, C-plus plus etc)
A Thread🧵
Python 🐍
https://t.co/0vxUKsSAV0
C-Plus-Plus 👀➕➕
https://t.co/CEzjtEdiit
Java ☕️
https://t.co/GAvvcIdDBP
JavaScript ☕️📜
https://t.co/LD6bcVV2x6
C 👀
https://t.co/lvXGfsbK1X
Kotlin
https://t.co/nOwQeRrPF2
Ruby
Rust
https://t.co/iHNdFQ6NUU
C# 👀🔪
https://t.co/wYOihSDDqc
Go 🏃
https://t.co/NGLP4g33kd
Dart 🎯
https://t.co/c9qFFK9iBU
Scala
https://t.co/xTCWVpWDrR
PHP
F#
https://t.co/KBMWfdopZT
Jupyter
https://t.co/XZL5QtbCgu
R
https://t.co/I7NtwUPkc8
Haskell
https://t.co/6dDaC36tHB
Swift💨
https://t.co/1jK2gcXBke
Happy Coding 👩💻 👨💻🧑💻
Checkout my profile for more such tweets 😄
(Java, Python, JavaScript, C, Go, C-plus plus etc)
A Thread🧵
Python 🐍
https://t.co/0vxUKsSAV0
C-Plus-Plus 👀➕➕
https://t.co/CEzjtEdiit
Java ☕️
https://t.co/GAvvcIdDBP
JavaScript ☕️📜
https://t.co/LD6bcVV2x6
C 👀
https://t.co/lvXGfsbK1X
Kotlin
https://t.co/nOwQeRrPF2
Ruby
Rust
https://t.co/iHNdFQ6NUU
C# 👀🔪
https://t.co/wYOihSDDqc
Go 🏃
https://t.co/NGLP4g33kd
Dart 🎯
https://t.co/c9qFFK9iBU
Scala
https://t.co/xTCWVpWDrR
PHP
F#
https://t.co/KBMWfdopZT
Jupyter
https://t.co/XZL5QtbCgu
R
https://t.co/I7NtwUPkc8
Haskell
https://t.co/6dDaC36tHB
Swift💨
https://t.co/1jK2gcXBke
Happy Coding 👩💻 👨💻🧑💻
Checkout my profile for more such tweets 😄
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Are you a Designer or a Developer?👨💻
Here are some Google Chrome extensions that can make you better in 2021. 🔥🍀
(Thread) 🧵👇
1. https://t.co/zGir5E5U0J: https://t.co/PVx1wlX0Se is the easiest way to stay updated on the latest programming news. Get the hottest dev news from the best tech blogs on any topic you can think of.
2. CSS Peeper: CSS Peeper is a CSS viewer tailored for Designers. Get access to useful styles with our Chrome extension. Its mission is to let Designers focus on design, and spend as little time as possible digging in a
3. UX Check: UX Check makes heuristic evaluations quick and easy. The extension will open up Nielsen's Ten Heuristics in a side pane next to your website.
4. Checkbot: Checkbot finds critical SEO, speed & security problems before your website visitors do
Tests 100s of pages at once for broken links, duplicate titles, invalid HTML, insecure pages, and 50+ other
Here are some Google Chrome extensions that can make you better in 2021. 🔥🍀
(Thread) 🧵👇
1. https://t.co/zGir5E5U0J: https://t.co/PVx1wlX0Se is the easiest way to stay updated on the latest programming news. Get the hottest dev news from the best tech blogs on any topic you can think of.
2. CSS Peeper: CSS Peeper is a CSS viewer tailored for Designers. Get access to useful styles with our Chrome extension. Its mission is to let Designers focus on design, and spend as little time as possible digging in a
3. UX Check: UX Check makes heuristic evaluations quick and easy. The extension will open up Nielsen's Ten Heuristics in a side pane next to your website.
4. Checkbot: Checkbot finds critical SEO, speed & security problems before your website visitors do
Tests 100s of pages at once for broken links, duplicate titles, invalid HTML, insecure pages, and 50+ other
The Great Software Stagnation is real, but we have to understand it to fight it. The CAUSE of the TGSS is not "teh interwebs". The cause is the "direct manipulation" paradigm : the "worst idea in computer science" \1
Progress in CS comes from discovering ever more abstract and expressive languages to tell the computer to do something. But replacing "tell the computer to do something in language" with "do it yourself using these gestures" halts that progress. \2
Stagnation started in the 1970s after the first GUIs were invented. Every genre of software that gives users a "friendly" GUI interface, effectively freezes progress at that level of abstraction / expressivity. Because we can never abandon old direct manipulation metaphors \3
The 1990s were simply the point when most people in the world finally got access to a personal computer with a GUI. So that's where we see most of the ideas frozen. \4
It's no surprise that the improvements @jonathoda cites, that are still taking place are improvements in textual representation : \5
The Great Software\xa0Stagnation https://t.co/A6peSPERaU
— Jonathan Edwards (@jonathoda) January 1, 2021
Progress in CS comes from discovering ever more abstract and expressive languages to tell the computer to do something. But replacing "tell the computer to do something in language" with "do it yourself using these gestures" halts that progress. \2
Stagnation started in the 1970s after the first GUIs were invented. Every genre of software that gives users a "friendly" GUI interface, effectively freezes progress at that level of abstraction / expressivity. Because we can never abandon old direct manipulation metaphors \3
The 1990s were simply the point when most people in the world finally got access to a personal computer with a GUI. So that's where we see most of the ideas frozen. \4
It's no surprise that the improvements @jonathoda cites, that are still taking place are improvements in textual representation : \5
How Silicon Valley, in a Show of Monopolistic Force, Destroyed
In the last three months, tech giants have censored political speech and journalism to manipulate U.S. politics -- banning reporting on the Bidens, removing the President, destroying a new competitor -- while US liberals, with virtual unanimity, have cheered.
The ACLU said the unity of Silicon Valley monopoly power to destroy Parler was deeply troubling. Leaders from Germany, France and Mexico protested. Only US liberals support it, because the dominant strain of US liberalism is not economic socialism but political authoritarianism.
https://t.co/qD9OdwlPbV
Just three months ago, a Dem-led House Committee issued a major report warning of the dangers of the anti-trust power of Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook. Left-wing scholars have been sounding the alarm for years. Now it's here, and liberals
In the last three months, tech giants have censored political speech and journalism to manipulate U.S. politics -- banning reporting on the Bidens, removing the President, destroying a new competitor -- while US liberals, with virtual unanimity, have cheered.
The ACLU said the unity of Silicon Valley monopoly power to destroy Parler was deeply troubling. Leaders from Germany, France and Mexico protested. Only US liberals support it, because the dominant strain of US liberalism is not economic socialism but political authoritarianism.
https://t.co/qD9OdwlPbV

Just three months ago, a Dem-led House Committee issued a major report warning of the dangers of the anti-trust power of Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook. Left-wing scholars have been sounding the alarm for years. Now it's here, and liberals
We wrote a 200 page report on why corporate concentration - including the big tech radicalization engines - worsened under both Democratic and Republican administrations. It has to do with antitrust enforcement, and it's fixable by Biden. https://t.co/K85Kv34t83
— Matt Stoller (@matthewstoller) January 12, 2021