Hey there! You're welcome to my blog - Here I pen down articles specifically targeted at newbies in tech and front end web development and technical writing. If you're an expert, you could also use a thing or two.
Community Management
If it were not for Hashnode, I wouldn't have owned a personal blog already. I love the community built around the product, and the product itself is built with so much user empathy. What's not to love about Hashnode?
The pandemic hit hard, but apparently it has become a blessing in disguise to people who allowed it to happen "for" them and not "to" them. I wish you all the best in your design career, and would be glad to read more from you going forward.
Hi Daniela, you're an amazing writer (I really hope you know this). You maintain a great flow with words. I wish you success in getting a laptop. I'd suggest you follow Hacksultan on twitter, whispers - I hear he does laptop giveaways sometimes. Also watch out for the next Laptop for developers cohort, you might get lucky. In all, don't let this zeal die. Keep following up with design concepts, and grab the few you can theoretically pending when you get a PC. All the best 😍
This is the most well-detailed and beginner friendly article I've ever read on Dev Advocacy. It's a field I'm actually looking to get in, as I have quite a number of the skills required, but one - Years of technical experience. This is something I'm currently working on. But I'd also want to know how possible it is for a junior developer to land a dev advocacy role. Does this happen quite often, or rarely? Is this a role reserved for mainly senior engineers? Thank you.
