l3l_aze

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   by l3l_aze 2y ago

   Location: Wisconsin, USA; US Citizen Remote: Yes (remote only) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: (Vanilla) HTML/CSS/JS Résumé/CV: Nothing relevant. GED, some college (web design & dev), and have been programming as a
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   by l3l_aze 2y ago

   Can only recommend HTML5/CSS3/ECMAScript (modern JS) as I'm not deep into the backend yet. No matter what else is piled on top they are the core, and others are using them on some level. The languages you use are less importa
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   by l3l_aze 2y ago

   Just a hobbyist, but always wanted a programming job; not a socialite though as everyone expects nowadays. Currently screwing around with vanilla HTML/CSS/JS to build a zero dependency simple code editor using VSCode as inspirati
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   by l3l_aze 2y ago

   I'm sure spez will deliver the checks in person monthly. He can talk to the users about their comments he edited recently, and encourage them to join communities like jailbait.
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   by l3l_aze 2y ago

   Odin Project and freecodecamp were highly recommended on Reddit a couple years ago, no idea if that still holds up. Worth looking into. Colt Steele/Udemy/paid courses you can't guarantee are up to date suck because of low eff