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Here are five quick tips for learning TypeScript in a nutshell: 1. Solid JavaScript Foundation: Ensure you have a strong grasp of JavaScript basics since TypeScript builds upon it. 2. Official Docs and Tutorials: Start with TypeScript's official documentation and tutorials for in-depth knowledge. 3. Practice with Small Projects: Apply TypeScript to small coding projects to gain hands-on experience. 4. Master TypeScript's Types: Learn TypeScript's type system, including basic types, interfaces, classes, and generics. 5. Explore Frameworks: Experiment with TypeScript in popular JavaScript frameworks and libraries for practical application. #typescript #Typescript #LinkedIn #Networking #Career #JobSearch #Leadership #Entrepreneurship #Tech #RemoteWork #Diversity #Skills #Business #ProfessionalDevelopment #InterviewTips #Resume #WorkLife

Opportunity for developers looking to get some experience and learn along the journey. DevMeet is an under development open source product that aims to provide companies a platform where they can conduct one-to-one technical interviews with ease. Looking for open-source developers who can contribute to the project. https://lnkd.in/gPm2rJkH Three Key Benefits: 1. MERN Stack: The most popular tech stack right now and experience in this stack guarantees you getting a good-paying job. 2. Open Source: Your work will be visible to everyone at all times, you're not bound with any time restrictions and can hence work a time frame that is comfortable to you. 3. Portfolio Enrichment: A project like this boosts the quality of your resume. There's a great number of features that are in the pipeline that anyone can pick up with ease as well as recommend features of your own under the issues section of the GitHub repository.

UPDATE OF WEEK-6 : Phase 1 Exam: A Journey of Discovery and Mastery in JavaScript. Delighted to share my recent experience with the phase-1 JavaScript assignment! Completing this challenging task was a pivotal moment in my coding journey. Through analyzing and predicting the outputs of various JavaScript code snippets, I fortified my understanding of fundamental concepts. Each scenario presented in the assignment served as a valuable opportunity to refine my problem-solving abilities. I'm eagerly anticipating the chance to delve further into JavaScript, exploring its intricacies and tackling more complex concepts in the upcoming phases of my coding adventure. Assignments act as crucial stepping stones on our path to comprehension and advancement. They compel us to apply our knowledge, nurturing critical thinking and problem-solving prowess. I'll be sharing more updates soon! I'm immensely grateful for the unwavering guidance and support of our instructor@#adnanalikhan throughout this journey. #codeforindia #javascript #phase1exam #fullstackdeveloper

Day-15/100🧑💻 Web dev- today I learned about Scopes(in scope I learned about global scope,block scope and nested scope) and Arrow functions(in arrow function I learned about implicit arrow function,explicit arrow function ) in JavaScript. DSA - today I slove some question like Build Array from Permutation in DSA. #100codechallange #100daysofcode #java #dsa #coding #codes #coder #tech #webdeveloper #fullstackdeveloper #technology #sofwaredeveloper #engineering #reelsindia #reelsinstagram #ree #save #share #motivation #study #hardwork #visit #explorepage

#Hello #everyone 🚀 Enhance Your TypeScript Skills! 🚀 Are you ready to challenge your knowledge and sharpen your TypeScript skills? Dive into our latest quiz designed to test both your basic and advanced understanding of TypeScript. Whether you're just starting out or looking to deepen your expertise, this quiz is perfect for you. 🔹 Benefits of Taking the Quiz: 📈 Identify your strengths and areas for improvement 🧠 Reinforce your understanding of core TypeScript concepts 🎯 Prepare for technical interviews or certification exams 💡 Gain insights into best practices and advanced techniques Take a moment to challenge yourself and see how well you know TypeScript. Ready to prove your expertise? Let’s get started! 👉 Take the quiz now and share your score in the comments below! #Hamzah Syed #Asharib Ali #Zia Khan #Muhammad Qasim #TypeScript #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #CodingQuiz #TechSkills #LearningJourney #Programming #SoftwareEngineering #FrontendDevelopment #BackendDevelopment #FullStackDeveloper #TypeSafety #CodingChallenge #Developers #TechCommunity #CodeNewbie #100DaysOfCode #WomenWhoCode #CodeWithMe #DevLife #TechEducation #LearningAndDevelopment

Hi LinkedIn Family! Attention Please⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️ Hackathons & Certificates 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 I have seen many post regarding to certificates and hackathon winner etc, yes it is good for your logic building but if you are not getting job after solving LeetCode Problems or after doing Hackathons then I think you are wasting your time. I have done different hackathons, like HackerRank, Turings Problems and LeetCode problems, and I have done this when there was no GPT just Google only, but these are just for your logic buildings. You only become a developer or entrepreneur when you have real-time problem rather than these hard-coded static problems, when you solve these real-time problem, then you will be a good developer. If you are failing to get jobs after these certificates and hackathons then you have serious problem in your logic which are causing you to fail interview. What's your opinion?? #leetcode #problemsolving #dsa #datastructures #algorithms #javascript #lahore #pakistan #software #js #react #hackerrank #turing #hackathons #web #webdeveloper #webdevelopement #india #unitedstates #faisalabad #uaf

🚀 Exciting Update from the #100DayJSChallenge! 🚀 Welcome to Day 34 of our journey, fellow developers! Today's task is all about honing our skills in JavaScript arrays with a fun challenge: writing a function to remove duplicates from an array. 💻🔍 In today's task, we're diving into the heart of array manipulation by creating a custom function called removeDuplicates. This function will take an array of elements as input and return a new array with duplicate elements removed. 🔄 With this challenge, we're not only sharpening our problem-solving skills but also exploring efficient ways to handle data in JavaScript. By understanding how to work with arrays and eliminate duplicates, we're strengthening our foundation as developers and expanding our toolkit for future projects. 💡 #thapatechnical #coding #javascript #india #programmerlife github-repo: https://lnkd.in/gH3p7k6c

I did a thing. It was big. I completed an intense, challenging, and incredibly rewarding 8-month journey learning Java and JavaScript (among many other things). It was a humbling experience and I have never been so challenged in my life. Incredibly grateful for the opportunity to grow and develop new skills! Thank you to LaunchCode and everyone who supported me through this journey. I can’t wait to see what the future holds!!! Edit to add why this was a humbling experience: It was a humbling experience because it made me aware of my own limitations, the challenges of the field, and the support and learning required to excel in it. Learning Java and JavaScript, especially in an intense 8-month program, was challenging to say the least. The sheer complexity and depth of these languages made me realize how much there is to learn in the world of programming. I encountered numerous errors and setbacks along the way. These experiences can humble anyone because they highlight that even with hard work, mistakes are part of the learning process. As I progressed, I made sure to look back at my earlier work which made me see how much I had grown. Recognizing my initial struggles was humbling because it reminded me of my own limitations. The support from LaunchCode and others was crucial. I was humbled recognizing that I didn't achieve this alone and that there's a broader community that helped me succeed. And last but not least- programming is a field that's always evolving. The realization that there's always more to learn and improve upon can be humbling, as it emphasizes the need for ongoing growth and development. #Java #JavaScript #softwaredevelopment #LearningOpportunities #webdev #readytowork

🎯 Ram Ram Bhai Sariya Ne Hustler Ne ! 🤞 Today Was my 55th Day of the "75DayHard PlacementChallenge", and I Successfully Completed all the tasks 🤞 💻 Daily Practice: ✅ (Revision React.js and write code with Hitesh Choudhary ❤️ 🚀 Daily Revision (💯) 📖Learn Bhagavad Gita: ✅ (Done) Read Daily Newspaper: ✅ (Done) 🤞GitHub Contributions: ✅( ) 💼 Apply for Jobs: Done ✅ ( "Anonymously" ) 👀 🚶 2KM Walk: Done ✅ 💧 Water Taking 2 (Liters): Done ✅ #dailychallenge #learningeveryday #learningandgrowing #frontenddeveloper #javascriptlearning #learningandgrowing #75dayhardplacementchallenge #javascriptdeveloper #conections #dailycoding #reactjs #hardwork #learninginprogress Vikas Chand

🎙️ Candid Conversations : Tales from the Interviewer's Chair My colleague and I have been assisting with hiring for our team recently, and it's been quite a journey. We learned about an entirely new face of IT industry, how it's working, what it is producing and what sustains. 🔍 Blueprint: Unveiling the Unexpected We initially explored candidates from programming training institutes expecting they will have basic knowledge they can contribute to projects with one or two months of industry training. Surprisingly, none of the 180 candidates from different institutes we interviewed could answer fundamental questions like parsing an object. Everyone of them was asking to give them an assignment and they can do it, they are just not familiar with basics. When we assigned projects, we received identical copies, didn't even think of changing the variable names. Lesson learned. 💡 Simplified Solution: Shifting Perspectives Given the initial setback, we shifted our focus to experienced candidates. We combed through almost all prominent job sites. We started considering only ones with minimum two or three year industry experience. We were astonished by the lack of basic language execution understanding among candidates who have been working with a language for years and the zero effort on updating themselves in the area of their expertise. One individual claimed Angular8 was the latest version, while another asserted to have released Angular18 personally. We were even inspired with the idea for a book. Plan B faced its own challenges. 🚀 Creative Pivot: Embracing Change Now, we're adopting a new hiring strategy. Let's see how it unfolds for us :) #HiringInsights #CandidConversations #ITIndustry #InnovationInHiring