SĂȘnior e nem sabe isso?
Esbarrei em uma postagem num fĂłrum sobre programação na qual um jĂșnior, hĂĄ um mĂȘs em seu primeiro emprego, pedia desesperadamente por ajuda da comunidade.
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Motivos para aprender QA
Uma triste verdade: em empresas descuidadas Ă© possĂvel notar uma certa rivalidade entre profissionais de QA e de desenvolvimento, ainda que estejam no mesmo time.
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Building Easy Classrooms
I used to tutor adult learners and noticed that most of them avoided using Google Classroom because they found it too confusing.
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JS String Methods - Part 0
I realized I forgot toUpperCase() and toLowerCase(), so here's Part 0 of JavaScript String Methods!
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match() and matchAll(), a RegExp lover's dream (and also a cool playground)
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endsWith() and startsWith(). Strings only, sorry not sorry RegEx.
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indexOf() and lastIndexOf(). Add includes() to the mix and we can try to skirt RegExp, yay!
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search() and includes() for RegExp-related fun and joy, respectively. One of them doesn't accept RegExp as a parameter.
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charAt(), charCodeAt(), fromCharCode() and at(). Spoiler alert: JavaScript has a Unicode problem.
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split(). Ok, so join() isn't a String method but they look so good together!
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A taste of scope creep
Initially, this website was planned as simple. Features were limited to links to existing projects, a blog, and a contact page. That isn't a long list, but as the expression goes: "the devil is in the details".
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How this blog was made
Confession time: deciding on the aesthethics took more time than it should have, and by the time I was done I was already thinking of a layout change.
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