Freelance Developer

United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Joined July 2011
2022 review, what a year! TLDR: • Left employment • The freelance business grew by nearly 200% • Travelled • Played golf • Clarified my thoughts through journaling • Looking forward to growing the ‘portfolio of small bets’ in 2023 davidfox.io/blog/2022
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Running a business is really hard! One week, you're on top of the world; nothing can stop you The next week you can feel the complete opposite, like a total failure Learning to manage your emotions is a key skill
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This fella looks like he could build a pretty good website! Need help with your project? My DMs are open 📥
Today’s Prismic Developer Spotlight:  @davidfoxio David is developing with Prismic plus both Next and Gatsby. He's working out of the UK, and might be the perfect fit for your next project!
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Having a slick, frictionless system for capturing tasks and thoughts is the 80/20 of productivity. When you have a clear agenda of what you need to do, and your thoughts are organised, everything else seems to fall into place
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JavaScript Substrings A brief cheatsheet 👇
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This is a very shortsighted point of view I often have to consult multiple sources on a topic before I fully understand it
I was told I shouldn't waste my time teaching something that someone else has a video on 😄 wtf, we should have one resource for every topic? Is that a strange comment or is it just me?
JavaScript template literals In 1 minute 🧵
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Fake learning is passive and undemanding Real learning is active and a constant struggle
I've tried a lot of note taking apps, but @logseq seems to be the one that is really sticking. Here's my graph after only 2 weeks:
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Have you heard of React TypeScript Cheetsheet? It's very useful to reference when writing TypeScript in your React app Link below 👇
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JavaScript spread operator In 2 minutes 🧵
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Useful for expanding an object in a place where zero or more key-value pairs are expected
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Common use cases: