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At long last, I have built my own developer portfolio website. Not just the GitHub profile page from last video. Or the Terminal Website from earlier this year. But a custom website with an intuitive, minimal design that gives a prospective client a quick look at me and my work as a developer, because I want them to shower me with money so Iโll build something similar for them.
Okay, okay. This isn't my actual developer portfolio, but one I built in order to teach y'all how to build it yourselves.
The tools I used for this project include:
Vite - Build tool for the boilerplate and structure
JavaScript - Programming language
React - JavaScript library for building user interfaces
Tailwind - CSS framework
Hostinger - Web hosting platform
GitHub - Version control & CI/CD via Hostinger integration
This video is not to go into full detail on every aspect of the development of this project, but more of an entertaining showcase to give you inspiration and an overall idea of how something like this is built. Next video will be the tutorial on how you can build this exact website, with these tools, yourself. So subscribe if thatโs of interest to you.
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Resources:
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๐ฆ Twitter: twitter.com/forrestpknight
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Open Source Computer Science Degree: bit.ly/open-source-forrest
Python Open Source Computer Science Degree: bit.ly/python-open-source
Udacity to Learn Any Coding Skill: bit.ly/udacity-forrest
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Get 80% off with Hostingerโs Black Friday deal: hostinger.com/forrestknight (use code FORREST for an extra 10% off)
At long last, I have built my own developer portfolio website. Not just the GitHub profile page from last video. Or the Terminal Website from earlier this year. But a custom website with an intuitive, minimal design that gives a prospective client a quick look at me and my work as a developer, because I want them to shower me with money so Iโll build something similar for them.
Okay, okay. This isn't my actual developer portfolio, but one I built in order to teach y'all how to build it yourselves.
The tools I used for this project include:
Vite - Build tool for the boilerplate and structure
JavaScript - Programming language
React - JavaScript library for building user interfaces
Tailwind - CSS framework
Hostinger - Web hosting platform
GitHub - Version control & CI/CD via Hostinger integration
This video is not to go into full detail on every aspect of the development of this project, but more of an entertaining showcase to give you inspiration and an overall idea of how something like this is built. Next video will be the tutorial on how you can build this exact website, with these tools, yourself. So subscribe if thatโs of interest to you.
Website: thehackershideout.com
Resources:
This video is sponsored by Hostinger.
------------------------
๐ฑโ๐ GitHub: github.com/forrestknight
๐ฆ Twitter: twitter.com/forrestpknight
๐ผ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/forrestpknight
๐ธ Instagram: instagram.com/forrestpknight
๐ Learning Resources:
My Favorite Machine Learning Course: imp.i384100.net/YgYEBJ
Open Source Computer Science Degree: bit.ly/open-source-forrest
Python Open Source Computer Science Degree: bit.ly/python-open-source
Udacity to Learn Any Coding Skill: bit.ly/udacity-forrest
๐จโ๐ป My Coding Gear:
My NAS Server: amzn.to/3brqO7b
My Hard Drives: amzn.to/3aKetMi
My Main Monitor: amzn.to/3siQfPa
My Second Monitor: amzn.to/3keHT84
My Standing Desk: amzn.to/3boAcbC
My PC Build: bit.ly/my-coding-gear
My AI GPU: amzn.to/3uvmUmz
![Programmers Need More Math
Do programmers need more math? Or just more mathematical thinking?
NOTE: Allow me to clarify one thing, I said ... he [Leslie Lamport] is the one stating programmers need more math but this is inaccurate. Leslie Lamport never said that. He is advocating for mathematical thinking and to broaden familiarity of logical operations since many programmers are intimidated by them even though they are no more complex than two plus two equals four, just less familiar.
What I intended was to use the hook to say programmers need more math according to Leslie Lamport, then segue into saying well actually, what he was really saying is programmers need more mathematical thinking. But in doing so, I made a false statement. So just wanted to clear that up.
I also talk about maths place in programming and the misconception that you need to be good at math to become a programmer.
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