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Note: AI assistance was employed in refining this article. Chingu.io is an innovative remote programming project that brings developers together from around the world to work on real-life projects. In this unique learning environment, I had the opportunity to take on the role of a team leader and developer. This position not only challenged me but also offered a platform to work on my leadership and technical skills in a collaborative, virtual setting....

Note: AI assistance was employed in refining this article. This summer, I’ve decided to go from treating coding as a hobby to turning it into a profession. Let me explain. Over the last 2 years, I’ve been learning to code for mainly two reasons. Personal Growth Save money on my entrepreneurial projects I’ve done a lot of reflection on what I enjoy and in which direction I want to move towards both personally and professionally....

Note: AI assistance was employed in crafting and refining the article. Switching Lanes: From React to Next.js In the competitive landscape of web development and digital marketing, the frameworks you choose can be your secret weapon for success. Originally captivated by React’s flexibility and robust community, I’ve recently transitioned to Next.js. In this article, I’ll unpack the strategic and technical reasons behind the move, look at some advantages of Next....

Note: AI assistance was employed in crafting the code snippets and refining this article. The inspiration came from the article: “I’m Comic Sans, Asshole”. Stop it. I said: “STOP. IT!”. Stupid. You have been re-rendering your TindasanaAI React component for the gazillionth time and the items you are selecting are always lost along the way. Well, it’s time to lift me up, asshole. You don’t understand why? Well, let me baby-feed this for you....

I started getting back into Web Development at the end of 2021 after realizing that I enjoy understanding how modern web development works and noticing that no-code page builders overcharge for features that are sometimes just one little line of code. Don’t get me wrong, I like no-code website builders, they often save a lot of time, but they can get pricey if you just want a few extra features....