@kylewcode

Front-end React Developer

 Orlando, FL
Joined October 2016
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Replying to @user_080613
Nice, I love BoC. I was listening to see if I could pick out which tracks were being sampled and I can't tell.
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Join me at Tough Mudder Central Florida 2024 on November 9, 2024! endurancecui.active.com/even…
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I use Workflowy not just for topic notes but also for project outlines from planning to deployment. Way better than a word processor. workflowy.com/invite/3e056d4…
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Vite + Heroku { by @NdagiStanley } from @hashnode blog.md.engineer/vite-heroku…
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Check out "Orlando Code Camp 2024" eventbrite.com/e/orlando-cod… @Eventbrite

Orlando Code Camp 2024

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Thank you @Fahim_FBA for writing this helpful article. How to Install MySQL and MySQL Workbench on Windows freecodecamp.org/news/how-to…

How to Install MySQL and MySQL Workbench on Windows

If you want to learn MySQL, starting with a good client is super helpful – especially when you are just beginning your journey. There are a lot of clients out there for your MySQL-based needs, like...

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react-router referenced my favorite Outkast album in a visualization for their tutorial.
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Was this the same singer in Mars Volta?
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Replying to @jonkkillian
I'm still using it to host the front-end of my projects.
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Kyle Williams retweeted
gordon zhu@gordon_zhu15 Aug 2023
Watch me methodically work through a (very easy) question. Straightforward problems are great for isolating process issues because there's NO EXCUSE not to get things absolutely perfect. Try it first and then compare your approach to mine. youtu.be/WBXixmMvC-U
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Replying to @bahdcoder
I'm assuming this post is for programmers looking for their first job. Specifically this is a measurement of how often you commit code. What is the real value of the frequency of code commits in terms of getting that first job? Thoughts @gordon_zhu ?
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Replying to @TonyManfredonia
Congrats!
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Got my first PR approved for @MozDevNet . Also my first open source contribution.
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Just bought this course to brush up on CSS and already digging the lofi that plays in the background 😌 cssbattle.dev/learn

Learn CSS by Playing — Interactive CSS Course

Learn CSS the fun way through gamified, interactive courses. Master Flexbox, layouts, selectors and more by playing hands-on levels.

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I am a Level 3 on @CodeSignal now!! codesign.al/89mw
I am a Level 2 on @CodeSignal now!! codesign.al/89mw
Check out "Innovation in our Community - Startup Weekend Pre-event" eventbrite.com/e/innovation-… @Eventbrite

Innovation in our Community - Startup Weekend Pre-event

Learn about tech for good, using data to make the world better, and how entrepreneurship can lift our local communities.

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Replying to @shashiwhocodes
This is my portfolio website - kylewcode.com/ There are links there as well to the project deployments, github, certifications, and a hackathon my team won (TadHack), which I'm going again next weekend.
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Replying to @shashiwhocodes
To compensate for being self-taught, I'd focus solely on my portfolio projects, involvement with my local tech community, articles I write and publish, hackathons, and open source projects I contribute to (working on this).
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One of my favorite horror games of all time is getting remade. youtu.be/HE5EEz3t0Xw via @YouTube
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