Thanks. I didn't know you could do all of that with Github 👍 It's true nowadays that recruiters are putting less attention to resumes and CVs. With a solid development portfolio, I think anyone without a CS/IT/IS background can break into tech 🙂

Thanks. I remember learning Turbo Pascal, VB, C and C++ when I studied programming in college. Nothing made sense until I learned Python in an introductory module at University. From this base, in the next 8 years or so, I transitioned successfully to using other languages at work such as Ruby, C#, Java and JavaScript. Without learning Python, I wouldn't like coding as I do now 🙂

The two reasons that prompted me to move away from Windows 10: With each big updates, docker breaks, taking me unnecessary time to resolve The OS usually updates itself and reboots, thereby losing the current state. I need to open all my apps again, start my scripts, run docker and others. Imagine coming from the lunch break to have a presentation and this happens.