I like programming and learning about stuff I find interesting. Particularly interested in functional programming and typing systems. I have a background in Cognitive Science/Psychology and Mathematics. Sadly halted due to physical and mental health issues arising from getting Covid. Which unfortunately hit me quite hard back on 2020. I'm still dealing with some sequels so I would prefer working from home. I find it fun trying to find insights that cut across disciplines. I tend to favor the "theoretical" side of things. But I also try to get as much hands-on experience as possible. I am writing a blog. Trying to share what I learn, and that others might find useful. I try to focus on the unique things I can bring to the table. Hoping to add value to the life of other developers. I always have a thousand ideas racing through my mind, so I don't have any trouble coming up with ideas on what to write. If any, I have a hard time cutting down on the number of things I want to write about :D On a personal note. I have always been quite solitary and introverted. But I don't think I'm shy. I love videogames and started programming because I wanted to make my own.
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It's definitely challenging to write on Hashnode every day as you would face writer's block soon. I had made this point in one of my earlier comments to which you shooed away in a very determined way. I can't even think of ideas to write for 7 days to maintain my weekly strike and here you are writing articles regularly with beautiful illustrations! I am sure at the end of this challenge you will be pro not just in writing but also in illustartions.
Haha. Good one again Jorge Romero. 😊
In order to convert X to Y, I suggest using the Adapter design pattern. 😊
I also have an idea about what you should write😊:
I always freak out whenever I open your referenced materials. 😊
Whenever I see the word abstract and then dozens of lines long one paragraph comes you completely lost me. These writings are not for humans. 😊
So my advice is, to sum up those articles in a fun way instead of the Official Mumbo Jumbo.
The perfect example for this is Leandro Melendez's awesome book The Hitchhiking Guide To Load Testing Projects: A Fun, Step-by-Step Walk-Through Guide.
By the way, I stole the expression Official Mumbo Jumbo from that book. 😊
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This is how I added my series. On the dashboard, in the "navbar" section
I can't post pictures on replies (I think), so I answered in a new comment XD