I
am fond of programming. When I am at home and with my personal computer,
you don’t see me playing DOTA. You will see me with a serious face, shifting
from one window to another, and constantly pressing the Alt-Tab and F5 keys. I
am with a web browser and a text editor coding something, may be a system that
will help ease my work at the office or a personal project.
My
projects are usually web-based applications. When we say web-based, it uses
different technologies, programming languages and frameworks; from server-side
to client-side scripts: PHP, CodeIgniter, Javascript, JQuery, HTML, CSS,
Bootstrap, Font-Awesome, React, NodeJS, and MySQL; all at once. You must know
most of them in order to build a good web-based application. You need to be a
genius to memorize all the methods and classes you can use on your system. Unfortunately,
I am not a genius.
I
don’t memorize everything. I am not good with memorization. When we still had
an internet connection at home, it was easy for me to just google a solution every
time I encounter a problem or every time I forgot something. Visiting the
online documentation is also what I usually do. But without the internet, you can’t
proceed with your work.
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