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practice-of-Coding (Time boxing)

Phil_Karlton

Smart People learn from everything and everyone, Average People from their experiences, Stupid People already have all the answers. --Socrates

Practice is the sole criterion of truth.

  • Make English as your working language.
  • Practice makes perfect.
  • All experience comes from mistakes.
  • Talk is cheap show me the code.
  • Either outstanding or out.
  • Stay foolish Stay hungry.
  • Three questions to ask at work: Am I happy? Am I rich? Is it meaningful?
  • The journey is the reward.
  • Hindsight leads to better choices.
  • Embrace failure as a part of success.
  • Be open to the small things.
  • Find your why.
  • Overcome fear and doubt.
  • Learn resilience.

Scrum⚙️

Rust🦀

AI🤖

Web🖥️

Web3🫧

Python🐍

English🗽

C++

Resource

Roadmap

Huggingface

Udemy

freeCodeCamp.org

Pythontutor.com

Quick reference

  • KISS Principle (Keep it simple and easy to understand, avoid over-complexity.)
  • DRY principle (Don't Duplicate Code): Avoid duplicating code, extract shared code sections to build reusable functions or modules.
  • YAGNI Principle (You Aren't Gonna Need It): Don't design functionality that you think you might use in the future, but don't need now.