@bjorno43 It'd be all node.js server side controlled through Internet of Things devices set up on wifi.
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@1Droka_twitter
they aske me for the required i should learn are HTML CSS or sass Bootstrap for responsive design Jquery
markclynch
@markclynch
with a React front end
there's an SDK that's not too complex to do controls and pull API data from monitors
that said, it's not my end goal. my tech interview is only asking me for 80 lines of code that I've iterated through a handful of times to optimize or improve so that I really understand it. Then he'll ask me to add something, change something and we'll go from there.
Bjorn
@bjorno43
@1Droka_twitter By the time you're finished with the curriculum, I promise you'll be able to tackle all of those
markclynch
@markclynch
he wants to know if I have the aptitude not that I'm all there. It's an internship
@1Droka_twitter Oh yeah, you finish FCC's front end and you'll get those things.
I could apply for those types of positions right now. I'm moving on to learning more to secure an even better job.
Should be 50 - 70k to start 150K $USD after 3-5 years if I'm good
for React
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@1Droka_twitter
@bjorno43@markclynch Thank you so so much , i hope
Bjorn
@bjorno43
I'm a full stack dev myself. Though I prefer working on back end. I'm the kind of guy that fixes the engine. Let someone else worrrie about the design, haha
markclynch
@markclynch
@bjorno43 I'd like to get more into back end eventually
Nah, I can do front-end. I just don't really like it :P
markclynch
@markclynch
That's so funny
I think that's more like me now
I can make the engine work, but it's ugly as %$#^
Claudio Restifo
@Marmiz
I do mostly front but that does not mean I have to be good at design... there are designers for that! :smile:
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Bjorn
@bjorno43
But back in my learning days Node didn't exist yet. Back then it was all PHP. That's why I prefer it, haha
markclynch
@markclynch
@Marmiz Yeah, but I can't even get most of my elements to be where I want them on the page lol. Thanks god for css-grid
I literally have to use that mapped out grid though to set things up the one like this ```
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then spend 30 minutes editing everything so it looks sorta okay
Bjorn
@bjorno43
Earlier someone was a bit mad that we refused to help him pass (cheat) on a test about CSS. He argued that he couldn't help it that the test was 10+ years old while his question was about CSS grid. Now it could be me, but I'm pretty sure 10 years ago CSS grid wasn't a thing :laughing:
markclynch
@markclynch
lol, no it wasn't
10 years ago I'm pretty sure it was all about floats
float / clear
Bjorn
@bjorno43
True, lol
markclynch
@markclynch
I haven't coded in 20 years
and when I did it was only C++
I looked at Javascript briefly, but thought nah that's for losers who can't code for realz
Bjorn
@bjorno43
Well if you know C++, todays languages should be quite the breeze, haha
markclynch
@markclynch
I "knew" it sorta, theoretically.
I never used it a day in my life, learned it in Comp Scie
then got into finance instead
They are easier to learn.
but I'm not sure they're tougher to master
Bjorn
@bjorno43
Oh ok. I only did C++ once. I was running a private World of Warcraft server and that was made in C++. So I started messing around with that
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@1Droka_twitter
WHAT i completed 11 of 1408 coding challenges :ok_woman:
markclynch
@markclynch
I'd like to re-learn C++ at some point and help my cryptocurrency's main dev doing stuff, but it's gonna take a lot
Bjorn
@bjorno43
@1Droka_twitter There you go :smile: Brace yourself though. It'll get progressively harder
markclynch
@markclynch
yeah, it'll start getting really annoying, get used to coming to this chat room :)
Bjorn
@bjorno43
I've dropped C++ after that. Picked up C# and finished my master in software engineering with it last year