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Hi! LinkedIn friends, Still on independent study with Digital Skola In week 9th, I've been learning about Docker. Starting with Docker installation methods using Docker Desktop or without it. Exploring Docker Compose explanations. And wrapping it up with the first part of Kubernetes material. Curious about what I've gained? Let's take a look inside our Learning Progress Review Week 9 in our group. #StudiIndependenBersertifikat #SIBDigitalSkola #DigitalSkola #DataEngineer

Our stream today is a ninja stream!! Emmanuel Obiechina and I are learning @Slidevjs to build slides template to use for future talks and events and we’re looking into participating in Solidhack by SolidJS Let’s do it!!

📢 Upcoming Webinar! 🖥️ Tomorrow we’re talking about Extension Kit’s most popular module - the Property Operations module! Join the webinar to learn about the module’s capabilities and discover the details of simple and advanced configuration modes. Don’t miss out on learning how to elevate your M-Files experience without the hassle of custom coding. Learn more and register here ➡️ https://buff.ly/3STV8Ne

Watching a tutorial is going to show you the happy path. It's not going to show you: - The hours spent debugging why something didn't work. - Understanding why the docs didn't align with what you actually needed to do. - How to handle different edge cases. And that's why you can't just watch a tutorial and have learned what it's teaching you. Only by trying it out yourself will you learn how to work with the non happy path.

Watching a tutorial is going to show you the happy path. It's not going to show you: - The hours spent debugging why something didn't work. - Understanding why the docs didn't align with what you actually needed to do. - How to handle different edge cases. And that's why you can't just watch a tutorial and have learned what it's teaching you. Only by trying it out yourself will you learn how to work with the non happy path.

Today is My 32nd Day of the "50DayHardPlacementChallenge", I successfully completed all the tasks I had scheduled for the day.💡 📚 Daily DSA Practice: Done ✅ ( Solved Problem of the day on Leetcode ) 📖 DSA Concept Revision: Done ✅ 💼 Project Work: Done ✅ ( Backend ) 🎯 Learning Core Fundamental Subjects: Done ✅ ( OS ) 🚶 3KM Walk: Done ✅ 💧 Water Taking 3 (Liters): Done ✅ Happy Learning 💡 hashtag#50DayHardPlacementChallenge

Today is My 25th Day of the "50DayHardPlacementChallenge", I successfully completed all the tasks I had scheduled for the day.💡 📚 Daily DSA Practice: Done ✅ ( Solved Problem of the day on Leetcode ) 📖 DSA Concept Revision: Done ✅ 💼 Project Work: Done ✅ ( Backend ) 🎯 Learning Core Fundamental Subjects: Done ✅ ( OS ) 🚶 3KM Walk: Done ✅ 💧 Water Taking 3 (Liters): Done ✅ Happy Learning 💡 hashtag#50DayHardPlacementChallenge

🚀 Day 12 of #100DaysOfCode 🚀 Here's a quick peek of the Day 12: ➡️ Arrays solved problems based on this topic. ➡️ day 2 of Framer motion learning Stay tuned for daily updates 💻✨✌️ #Day12 #CodingChallenge #DSALearning

How do I learn any new technology? At first I watch a much more detaild crash course as well as do code. Then, I go though the official docs sequentially in depth and practice another project. If I read the doc first without watching any crash course, I cannot relate what I'm reading. But, after watching any crash course, I can relate what I'm reading with what I did in the couse. As a result, I don't lose concentration for long time. And this is my way to grasp the whole thing easily. But, I usually follow the doc first if it’s any small library. #learning_new_technology

#30DaysCodeAtTAPAcademy Challenge - Day 16 🚀 Question: Write a program to count the number of unique elements in an ascending sorted array. Example: Input: 8 1 2 3 3 4 4 4 5 Output: 3 Your Task: Develop a program to count the number of unique elements in the given ascending sorted array. #30DaysCodeAtTAP #ProgrammingChallenge #Day16