@mariolemus

Mario Lemus

@mariolemusSan Salvador, El SalvadorJoined January 2022

Software dev

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I am a self-taught frontend developer, and I do enjoy learning new techs

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Software development, open source and free mentoring

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MLMario Lemusmario-lemus.hashnode.devAug 28, 2022 · 3 min read

Next.js simplified guide #2

This is the continuation of my previous post Nextjs Simplified Guide, where we get started with the installation and basic info you need in order to use Next.js, for your projects. In this new chapter, we´ll be learning some Next.js, built-in useful ...

MLMario Lemusmario-lemus.hashnode.devAug 27, 2022 · 2 min read

How to grow a YouTube channel from a TikTok scraper # 2

Hi, guys how are you doing today? If you read my previous post (here is the link if you haven't read it already: How to grow a YouTube channel from a TikTok scraper). You know what I am trying to accomplish by doing this scrapper. So let me present t...

MLMario Lemusmario-lemus.hashnode.devAug 25, 2022 · 2 min read

How to grow a YouTube channel from a TikTok scraper

Yeah! as the title of this article suggests. I will be creating a TikTok video scrapper, so the biggest question here, is why? To be completely honest with you guys. I want to start uploading videos on YouTube, but growing a YT channel from scratch ...

MLMario Lemusmario-lemus.hashnode.devAug 25, 2022 · 2 min read

Next.js simplified guide

In this series of posts, I will be teaching you. How to easily start learning Next.js. By simplifying the learning process, being super practical and avoiding over-technical terms. I hope you, like it. And give it a try, maybe you will discover som...

MLMario Lemusmario-lemus.hashnode.devAug 8, 2022 · 2 min read

3 ways to convert a string into a number in JS

As mentioned in the title of this post. We will be exploring a few methods you can use to cast strings into numbers and avoid being trapped in a hell of methods. parseInt( ) vs parseFloat( ) First of all, when talking of string casting we can't avoid...