Coding bootcamp I attended

My IT teacher in high school. Got me into programming, helped me take programming from a hobby to a career and is still helping me today. Honestly one of the coolest people I know.

vscode for now. I swap editors when I get bored of one. All editors have something cool to them. Except Vim. Screw Vim.

Just do it! Try and fail, but don't stop. You'll get there

People are dumber than I thought they were. Programming != fixing wifi everyday

A Coronavirus tracker made with Vue and stuff. Gave me the opportunity to learn Vue. Pretty cool

Public transport is slowly getting quieter and quieter. One side of my enjoys the silence and space, but the other side wishes I had the option to not take it either.

Everyone WFH, I envy you...

Not having to deal with traffic or public transport. It would save me 2-3 hours a day

Anyone know of OSSU? It seems cool, but I don't know anyone that has any experience with it. Would be doing it part time to fill all the gaps of my self learning journey

Dev side not really, but we're in the tourism industry, so it's pretty bad. Rough out there

Do you have multiple screens? If yes, in what orientation?

I'm personally using 2. 1 horizontal and 1 vertical.
The vertical one is nice for long documentation and the horizontal one is mainly used for gaming.

Trying to figure out what the API your company has been using does with 2 pages of documentation sucks! The explanation given to me was also pretty stupid: "So... you click here and then... uhm... this link, and uhm..."

Are there any certifications worth focusing on? I'm fresh out of high school, doing an internship at a web dev company.

Everyone I've asked has told me to focus more on experience and the things on my github to prove that I can code, but I'm pretty sure have some certifications will help me somewhere in life.

I've looked into Cisco, Microsoft, Google, AWS and many more, but I have no idea where to start.

Any help will be appreciated :)