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JeannotMN @jeannot_mn

Fullstack Software developer by passion and career, #SpringBoot, #NodeExpress, #React, #AngularJs, #GraphQL. Machine learning engineer to become linkedin.com/in/jeannot-mun… Johannesburg Joined January 2019
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JeannotMN @jeannot_mn

3 years ago

@johnny_reilly @rorypreddy @lockersmyboy 😊I defenitly thought I had seen you somewhere before when you were presenting, but could not remember but then I just realized you were in the TS documentary.

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JeannotMN @jeannot_mn

4 years ago

@LuisGrt @ania_kubow I have not experience with Angular... And I am referring to React as stated in the question. reactjs.org/docs/jsx-in-de…

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JeannotMN @jeannot_mn

5 years ago

For in case you missed the previous version

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5 years ago

From the snippet of code I shared yesterday, one of uncle Bob's nephew game some feedback to improve the code. 1. "valid" is not a good variable name 2. I don't like many IF statement 3. The 2 exceptions clearly tell me you could simplify your code. So we no have: #100DaysOfCode

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JeannotMN @jeannot_mn

5 years ago

Isn't this code satisfying? With the use of separation of concern and dependency injection, layered architecture... My GraphQL resolvers wont need any change when I decide to switch from TypeORM to Sequelize or from Bcrypt in place of Argon2 for passwords hashing. #100DaysOfCode

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5 years ago

@aneetta_joby_ ERROR_SSID_NOT_FOUND 😂

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JeannotMN @jeannot_mn

5 years ago

Taking a break from #100DaysOfCode challenge. Hopefully I will resume soon. I need to meet some clients deadlines.

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5 years ago

Day 5/100 of #100DaysOfCode Insertion sort

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5 years ago

Day 4/100 of #100DaysOfCode Topic covered: Selection sort

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5 years ago

Most commonly used AWS services: 🧵👇🏻

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JeannotMN @jeannot_mn

5 years ago

@CarlaNotarobot O(n log n) 😂.... n being how many stackoverfkow answers you copied.

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JeannotMN @jeannot_mn

5 years ago

This process continues until the largest of the objects, eventually "bubbles" up to the highest position in the array. After this occurs, the search for the next largest object begins. The swapping continues until the whole array is in the correct order.

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5 years ago

How it works. bubble sort works by comparing adjacent pairs of objects in the array. If the objects are not in the correct ordered, they are swapped so that the largest of the two moves up.

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5 years ago

Day 3/100 of #100DaysOfCode Topics Covered: Bubble Sort.

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JeannotMN @jeannot_mn

5 years ago

@codingyuri See you

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JeannotMN @jeannot_mn

5 years ago

Hey @codingyuri has promised I have started the #100DaysOfCode to document my learning journey. Once more thank you😇😇. I will be starting with data structures and algorithms.💪

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5 years ago

@codingyuri Thank you😀

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DEV Community @ThePracticalDev

5 years ago

Let's discuss the difference between GitLab cache and artifacts. I'll show how to configure the Pipeline for the NodeJS app in a pragmatic way to achieve good performance and resource utilization. { author: @drakulavich } #DEVCommunity dev.to/drakulavich/gi…

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JeannotMN @jeannot_mn

5 years ago

@3h3ndry 🤣Probably

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JeannotMN @jeannot_mn

5 years ago

Just got curious, what happened to deno Js??🤔 #DEVCommunity #codinglife #100DaysOfCode

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5 years ago

4. Cons The number of elements to be stored in an array should be known in advance. An array is a static structure (meaning has a fixed size). Once declared the size of the array cannot be modified. The memory which is allocated to it cannot be increased or decreased.

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JeannotMN @jeannot_mn

5 years ago

3. Pros In arrays, the elements can be accessed randomly by using the index number. Since an array is one contiguous block of memory, there is no chance of extra memory being allocated in case of arrays. This avoids memory overflow or shortage of memory in arrays.

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5 years ago

Day 2/100 of #100DaysOfCode Arrays. 1.What is an array? An array is a data structure consisting of a collection of elements, each identified by an index. An array is a series of memory locations each of which holds a single item of data.

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