Anshuman Sharma⚡

Mastering Map, Filter, and Reduce in JavaScript: A Comprehensive Guide { by @js_anshuman } from @hashnode #javascript #webdevelopment #arraymethods #wemakedevs #blogswithcc anshuman17.hashnode.dev/guide-to-map-f…

@elonmuskTN 17

Abhi picture baki hai…

To celebrate the holiday weekend, I’m giving $5,000 to someone random who reposts this post (must be following @Pulte and me so we can dm you if you win!)

I’m going to give $10,000 to someone random who reposts this and follows @Pulte and me. We will post proof of payment!

@harsh_m09 @tamagui_js Amazing, congratulations 🎉

Got my first open source contribution mentioned in a @tamagui_js release 🎉 Although it's a very small basic contribution but definitely got me interested into digging inside a big repo and figuring out stuff. Being a newbie Frontend Developer, I aspire to keep learning more.

Just one more state variable bro. Just one more hook and the page will have everything it needs. Just one more state variable please bro. Bro? Add one more state variable please bro

@sesigl Free

I interviewed over 70 back-end engineers. I created a Notion based "Learn Backend Development Pack V2" that contains a learning path and practice tasks to become a backend dev based on ONLY FREE resources. Retweet and reply with "free" and I'll DM it to you. (need to follow)

🌟 Thread: Important React Interview Questions! 🌟 Don't go to interview without preparing for them!!

@shaaaviii More power to you, it'll turn out to be amazing in the end

Just got a "confirmation call" from my HR .

@agarwal_vardaan You might want to divide your skills into different parts like Languages, Frameworks, Databases (or some similar categories), for the interviewer to skim through it quickly and make the mental model about your skills regarding the tech they're looking for.

@MadhuRaghani Excellent!! So well deserved

@harsh_m09 Can't agree more, no matter how much one suck at coding, consistency can do wonders!

The hardest part of learning to code is not the code but consistency.

@DivyasriSoma1 Dekho tum ye bahane banane bnd karo aur thoda padhai m mn lagao

@ichiragtaluja Great UI!

@Tarandeep_s1ngh @jsconf_india How's the food🤩

Let's start the party 🥳 @jsconf_india #jsconf

Hey @Rajasthanboard @rajeduofficial, ask your developers to fix this issue, the reason behind this "0" might be the poor use of conditional rendering, so just fix that! #RajasthanBoard #RajasthanBoardResult #rajasthan #BoardExamResults #BoardResult2023

@rupali_codes Atom

Developers, what was your first code editor?

@whatkashish My resume saves me from that anxiety, it's not up to mark ig, so i neither get the interview nor the anxiety😂

What do you do calm down your anxiety before an interview?

@shivambhadani_ 3. You've exceptional skills, average skills won't do

@shahbaz_cse True

@js_anshuman In an interview if you ask them before using inbuilt sort, either they can let you or tell you to implement it mostly to judge your algorithm skills, which imo is fine

Hypocrisy in software engineering. During interviews: if candidate sort an array using list.sort(), rejected. Code Review in the company: what the hell is this, use list.sort(). (source: LI)