You might also want to know a few languages were you're sure to get a job, and right now, it seems that Ruby on Rails and PHP are some really safe bets, compared to Python. Sure, Rust is _fun_ but there's little demand…
To be frank, I've experienced those "scroll for 3 hours through short-length content" on youtube, especially with shorts. You just kind of... zone out. Watch, click, watch, click, heart, watch... The action is…
I beg to differ. I have, in a vanilla firefox UI, about 100 tabs, in a single window. I group them (loosely) by their themes, in the bar. It's... manageable.
I find the dev tools of firefox even better. The ability to see XHR request content/header/responses directly in the Javascript console has been invaluable to me. It annoys me that chrome's console does not have this.…
You might also want to know a few languages were you're sure to get a job, and right now, it seems that Ruby on Rails and PHP are some really safe bets, compared to Python. Sure, Rust is _fun_ but there's little demand…
To be frank, I've experienced those "scroll for 3 hours through short-length content" on youtube, especially with shorts. You just kind of... zone out. Watch, click, watch, click, heart, watch... The action is…
I beg to differ. I have, in a vanilla firefox UI, about 100 tabs, in a single window. I group them (loosely) by their themes, in the bar. It's... manageable.
I find the dev tools of firefox even better. The ability to see XHR request content/header/responses directly in the Javascript console has been invaluable to me. It annoys me that chrome's console does not have this.…