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🚀 Day 37 Highlights 🚀 🚩Tackled some challenging Leetcode questions on trees. 🌳💪 🚩Revisited and studied HashTable concepts, they are challenging for me. 📚🔍 🚩Built a Countdown timer where you can select a date and time to start the countdown. ⏳🕒 Github Link: https://lnkd.in/gNsAMaJd 🚩Started working on an Expense Tracker, currently making progress and will have updates soon. 💰📊 Learning and building something new every day. Excited to share more soon! 🌟 #Leetcode #DSA #Trees #HashTable #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #MiniProjects #CodingJourney #ContinuousLearning #DeveloperLife

Just finished the Practical GitHub Code Search course by Ray Villalobos—learned some great tips for optimizing code searches on GitHub. Highly recommend it! #GitHub #CodeSearch #TechLearning #DeveloperTool Check it out: https://lnkd.in/daEH3f67 #github

Here's what you can do to have a better GitHub impression. If you want to make your GitHub standout, there are a bunch of different ways to do that. One of them is having a good amount of public repos that show case your experience. Now it's hard and time consuming to have a lot of demo projects on your GitHub. Instead I got an interesting idea for you instead. What you can do is have a repo that showcases your Data Structures & Algorithms knowledge. You can create a repo, take about 30 minutes each day and push the code for a DSA concept. For example, day 1 - create a LinkedList in your favourite programming language and push the code. Day 2 - create a doubly LinkedList And so on until your GitHub has the code for a bunch of Data Structures and Algorithms. For each code you push, add a Readme file that explains each concept from your own perspective. In about a month, your GitHub will start to look much better than most people. Cheers!

Master GitHub scraping! 📈 GitHub is a key resource for technical knowledge, essential for every developer. To navigate its sources efficiently, we've prepared a practical tutorial on how to scrape GitHub in 2024. 🧑💻 👇 Check it out 👇 https://lnkd.in/eM8_VaSR

Just concluded the "Practical GitHub Code Search" course, unlocking the secrets to navigate GitHub's vast code repository with finesse! 🌐 GitHub, the world's largest developer platform, holds over 100 million developers and 330 million repositories. Let's unravel the tools to efficiently find code, learn from it, and enhance our coding journey! 💻 Explored the intricacies with Ray Villalobos, demystifying GitHub's regular search features. From utilizing the search box to mastering shortcuts, qualifiers, and operators, every aspect covered. Unveiled the magic of GitHub when searching for code, enhancing the process of finding and learning from code snippets. Ready to implement these newfound skills for faster and more efficient code searches! 💼✨ If you're navigating GitHub's vast code repository or looking to enhance your code search skills, this course is a must! Share your insights on GitHub Code Search or tag a developer eager to optimize their code discovery. Let's exchange tips and tricks for efficient code navigation! 💬🚀 #GitHub #GitHubCodeSearch #EfficientCoding #GitHubSkills #ContinuousLearning #TechEfficiency #TechTools #TechJourney #CareerAdvancement #CommunityEngagement Check it out: https://lnkd.in/ePVVwsSM

“Have you used GitHub Copilot to debug issues originating from external dependencies & libraries?” 🤯 - I was debugging this issue. My code has a check to avoid re-creation of client, but despite this, I was observing multiple clients getting created. - I prompted GitHub Copilot with this issue. - And voila! Copilot pin-pointed a design pattern used within one of the dependent libraries in my code. This was the root cause of my problem. 🎉 ↵ All modern infrastructure and code are dependent on various external libraries. And, issues in your code resulting from some anti-pattern or incorrect usage of the external libraries can be difficult to debug. 🥲 ↵ LLMs like GitHub copilot are a significant help since they are trained on many open-source libraries. Thus, they have the potential to nudge you in the right direction if your bug is originating from one of your dependent libraries. What was your mind-boggling usage of LLMs/Copilots while coding? Share in comment. 🙂 #llm #copilot #github #ai

Pleased to share that I have completed the "Practical GitHub Code Search" by Ray Villalobos course on LinkedIn Learning! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gZgX982s Advanced GitHub Code Search Techniques: Allowing me to quickly and efficiently locate code, enhancing productivity and collaboration within projects. With this new skill, I'm excited to streamline my coding workflows and contribute more effectively to future projects. Onwards and upwards! #GitHub #CodeSearch #LinkedInLearning #TechSkills #SoftwareDevelopment #ContinuousLearning

🚀 Exciting News! GitHub Copilot CLI is now generally available, bringing powerful code suggestions and explanations directly to your terminal! 🎉 🆕 Explore New Features: Discover new helper aliases for Bash, PowerShell, and Zsh, streamlining your command execution process like never before! 🛠️ Getting Started: Update to v1.0.0 or refer to the installation guide to unleash the full potential of Copilot in your CLI environment. 🔍 Enhanced CodeQL for Java: Analyze Java projects effortlessly without the need for a build, simplifying scalability for GitHub.com users. 🔒 Stay Secure: Learn about the latest security updates and share your feedback to help us continuously improve GitHub Copilot. Don't miss out on this game-changing development in coding efficiency! Try GitHub Copilot CLI today and elevate your development experience. #GitHub #Copilot #CLI #Coding #Productivity #copilotcli

🚀 I've completed the Practical GitHub Code Search course! 🚀 In this course, I learned: 🔍 How to use GitHub's regular search features. 🔗 Utilizing the search box along with shortcuts, qualifiers, and operators. 📊 Refining search results on the results page for better accuracy. 📜 Efficiently searching for code to learn from and improvements in code search results. I'm eager to leverage these new skills to search, understand, and access code faster and more efficiently than ever before.  #GitHub #CodeSearch #DeveloperSkills #ContinuousLearning #Efficiency

I’m excited to share my latest video where I delve into the fastest and most elegant way of exploring Github Repos in a VSCode editor without leaving your browser or downloading VS Code🎥✨🔗 Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/e2GYdfA3