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My React weather app is now live and fully working. Built with React + OpenWeather API and deployed on Netlify with real-time weather + daily forecast. Live demo: ashrafweather-app.netlify.app GitHub: github.com/ashraf-0012/we…

A lot of people think some folks just “get” JavaScript or programming the first time they touch it. It’s funny because that’s not how it works at all. Nobody truly understands programming when they’re just starting out. You’ll be confused for weeks, even months and that’s completely normal. Feeling stuck doesn’t mean you’re dumb. It just means you’re learning. Keep showing up, keep practicing, and one day things will start to click. I’m rooting for all of us 💜

@majestymasculin God do it for me 🙏

@surajimtiaz00 @majestymasculin In sha Allah 🙏

@majestymasculin God do it for me

@shakur_szn @Jesusbbyy Gm Sir ✨️

It's weekend fam Determination has no excuses, no hype, no applause.. just RESULTS If you're Up and Grinding.... Drop a Gm

@shakur_szn Let's go all out bro 💪

Hesitation slowed me down. Instead of sharpening my focus, I let the noise creep in, and doing things the right way started to feel exhausting. This month, I’m choosing differently. I’m showing up, putting myself out there, and documenting the journey as it unfolds. GM CT HNM

@shakur_szn 🙏

@Ashraff316 Happy new month brother Let's do great things sir

New month, new mindset. Exams are coming up in a week or two, so I might not be as active for a while. But once I'm done, it’s full focus. I’ll have months ahead to really lock in, build consistently, and push myself harder than ever. This journey is only getting started.

Day 27 learning React.js. Today i W worked on state, props, filtering, sorting, and progress UI logic. Seeing goals update dynamically and progress bars react to data made everything start to feel like a real dashboard. Still building, still learning.

@TechWithMatteo @NanouuSymeon Am building a savings tracker ma

@NanouuSymeon working on scrivix.it, an AI platform for creators who want a newsletter but don't have time to write one every week

Good morning Developers! What are you building today?

UI is ready now. Next step is the logic, and that’s where the real challenge begins. I always like to structure out my ui b4 adding any interactivity.

Day 26 of learning React.js. Spent most of today building the UI for my Savings Tracker. I structured the app into 5 components and just finished the styling. What I’m realizing lately is that building projects teaches differently from just watching tutorials or reading docs.

Just discovered react.dev and I’m using it to refresh my React knowledge while I keep building. Tomorrow I start a savings tracker and I’ll keep learning as I build, step by step.

@Oc_paschal_code Looking very nice pls wen u re done share the live demo link so we can see

Day 52 learning React Today was a bit slow since it’s Sunday, so I took some time to rest. Still, I made a little progress. I installed React Router and set up separate pages for my interior design project. Now the navbar (Home, About, etc.) actually navigates to different pages properly. Honestly, I keep falling in love with React more every day 😹 We go again tomorrow.

Truths you need to know about life after learning a tech skill👨🏽‍💻👩🏽‍💻✨ 1) Nobody is coming to give you a job. No recruiter is secretly watching you. If you don’t apply, build, and put yourself out there, nothing will happen. 2) You will finish learning and still feel lost. Courses don’t prepare you for real-world problems. You only start understanding when you actually build things. 3) Some people will get opportunities before you. They’ll land jobs, gigs, or internships while you’re still trying. If you focus on them, you’ll slow yourself down. 4) Your certificates don’t matter as much as you think. Most people care about what you can build. If you can’t show proof, it’s hard to stand out. 5) You will get rejected. Sometimes without feedback. You just have to keep going anyway. 6) Motivation will not last. There will be days you don’t feel like coding at all. Discipline is what keeps you moving. 7) You don’t need to know everything to start. Waiting to “feel ready” will waste your time. You learn faster by doing. 8) Your first projects will be bad. That’s normal. Everyone improves by building more. 9) Free resources are enough. You don’t need to buy every course. What matters is consistency. 10) It might take longer than you expect. There’s no fixed timeline. You just have to stay consistent and keep improving.

@webdesignerng Well said ma 👏

@dejavugotpaid 8/10

Congratulations to me,It took me 3 months to fully furnish my room😁🤭💯rate the room guys

@fidexcode But in that case will it replace developers ?

@Ashraff316 Yes

Letting Antigravity write your code while you sleep >>>

@fidexcode Alright..

Been trying to sign up for Claude ai but my number keeps showing invalid during verification. If anyone has faced this or knows a fix, I’d appreciate the help.

@fidexcode Congratulations

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