CatNight A

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Sep 11

What a Summer Job Taught Me About Being a Developer

#programming #beginners #career

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Oct 9

Learning Log #01: Getting Back to the Linux Basics

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CatNight A

Sep 21

Async Task Systems: C# Customer Queue

#csharp #dotnet #beginners #programming

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Jul 9

Why I'm Simplifying My Side Project Instead of Adding More Features

#ai #buildinpublic #webdev #learning

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Jun 22

My Pomodoro timer was not really a timer

#webdev #javascript #electron #productivity

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Jun 19

I stopped counting tutorials as progress

#discuss #beginners #learning #productivity

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Jun 18

Learning Java Became Easier When I Stopped Memorizing Code

#java #learning #programming #beginners

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Jun 17

I think I track learning too much like a todo list

#discuss #learning #beginners #productivity

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Jun 16

How do you track your learning progress as a developer?

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What a Summer Job Taught Me About Being a Developer

Learning Log #01: Getting Back to the Linux Basics

Want to connect with CatNight A?

Async Task Systems: C# Customer Queue

Why I'm Simplifying My Side Project Instead of Adding More Features

My Pomodoro timer was not really a timer

I stopped counting tutorials as progress

Learning Java Became Easier When I Stopped Memorizing Code

I think I track learning too much like a todo list

How do you track your learning progress as a developer?