@CoderCate

@recursecenter alum 👩🏻‍💻 she/they

 UK
github.com/catehardy
Joined January 2022
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Self-taught web developer from the UK, currently learning JavaScript and doing #100DaysOfCode I used to stay up half the night programming text adventure games in my bedroom as a kid. Finally getting back to my passion for coding! Hope to meet some other learners along the way!
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Hey! I finally got around to making the next TypeScript video! Objects and Interfaces. I don't cover everything, but I keep it to 10 minutes with some examples. youtube.com/watch?v=vTy881Cv…

TypeScript Objects and Interfaces | TypeScript Tutorial

In this TypeScript tutorial video I cover defining types for object...

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Listen to episode 2 on Spotify now! open.spotify.com/episode/02N… It’s a wonderful episode diving deep into various topics applicable to many professionals! Thank you all (: #podcast #SoftwareDeveloper #Coding #webdeveloper

Episode 2 - Dan Hampton

Thinking Outside the Brackets · Episode

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This Valentine’s Day, remember why you fell in love with programming in the first place 💘
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a debugging manifesto
a debugging manifesto 1. inspect, don't squash try to fix the bug (crossed out) understand what happened (yes, smiley faces and stars) 2. check your assumptions person (thinking): "wait, how do I know that's true?" 3. being stuck is temporary person (thinking): "I will never figure this out!" ... 2 minutes later.... person (thinking): "well, I haven't tried X..." 4. don't go it alone person (speaking to other person): "hey, have you seen this problem before?" 5. trust nobody and nothing person (thinking): this library can't be buggy... OR CAN IT??? 6. there's always a reason computer: "computers are always logical, even when it doesn't feel that way" 7. build your toolkit person (holding toolkit): "wow, the CSS inspector makes debugging SO MUCH EASIER" 8. it can be an adventure person (talking, with cute bug next to them): "you wouldn't BELIEVE the weird bug I found" by @b0rk @omarieclaire, more like this at https://wizardzines.com

ALT a debugging manifesto 1. inspect, don't squash try to fix the bug (crossed out) understand what happened (yes, smiley faces and stars) 2. check your assumptions person (thinking): "wait, how do I know that's true?" 3. being stuck is temporary person (thinking): "I will never figure this out!" ... 2 minutes later.... person (thinking): "well, I haven't tried X..." 4. don't go it alone person (speaking to other person): "hey, have you seen this problem before?" 5. trust nobody and nothing person (thinking): this library can't be buggy... OR CAN IT??? 6. there's always a reason computer: "computers are always logical, even when it doesn't feel that way" 7. build your toolkit person (holding toolkit): "wow, the CSS inspector makes debugging SO MUCH EASIER" 8. it can be an adventure person (talking, with cute bug next to them): "you wouldn't BELIEVE the weird bug I found" by @b0rk @omarieclaire, more like this at https://wizardzines.com

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debugging techniques: write a test!
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Hi! I’m a Software Engineer who loves supporting others to get into tech or become better developers! 😊 Feel free to reach out whenever you need help. Happy to meet you! 🙌
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Every single senior developer that you think is great and can write awesome code in a moments notice was once a junior developer that had no clue what was going on. You absolutely got this!
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Learned something new!
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Me anytime I’m on a plane behind someone with VS Code open
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I've been using the @tailwindcss CLI to use it on a few projects with tricky configurations. But I could use it to add Tailwind to any project. Here's how I typically do it: youtu.be/aRCqCZosejc

Add Tailwind CSS to ANY Project

I love the simplicity and speed of using Tailwind CSS for most styl...

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I checked out the Zod 3.20 release features. I will immediately have uses for .catch and string().datetime() youtu.be/PpSSeJF4vmU

Check out Zod 3.20 - Data Validation for TypeScript

Zod is a fantastic data validation library for JavaScript and TypeS...

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Start your engines! Applications for all of our 2023 batches are now open: recurse.com/apply 🏁
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I just completed "Tuning Trouble" - Day 6 - Advent of Code 2022 adventofcode.com/2022/day/6 #AdventOfCode
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I just completed "Supply Stacks" - Day 5 - Advent of Code 2022 adventofcode.com/2022/day/5 #AdventOfCode
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I've completed "Camp Cleanup" - Day 4 - Advent of Code 2022 adventofcode.com/2022/day/4 #AdventOfCode
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From the current batch, one person shared that the Big Mac is older than ciabatta 🍔🥖, and @CoderCate told us that people are most likely to see AI as sentient if the AI shows vulnerability or neediness. 🥺👉👈
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One of our admissions criteria is intellectual curiosity, so we ask applicants to share something fascinating they’ve learned recently to get signal on the application. We love whimsical and weird facts!
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I just completed "Rucksack Reorganization" - Day 3 - Advent of Code 2022 adventofcode.com/2022/day/3 #AdventOfCode
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I just completed "Rock Paper Scissors" - Day 2 - Advent of Code 2022 adventofcode.com/2022/day/2 #AdventOfCode github.com/catehardy/advent-…
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I just completed "Calorie Counting" - Day 1 - Advent of Code 2022 adventofcode.com/2022/day/1 #AdventOfCode
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