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Sara Ounissi In this women in tech interview, we discover the story of the incredible Tochukwu Peace Egbuna Aka Tochi Pearl. She is a young Data Analyst. Yes Tochi, 26 is young even if you think it’s not. Her testimony is very sincere and authentic. She tells us about her motivations, her doubts, her problems, and expectations …
This new interview in the women in tech series features Tolulope Fabunmi, a Nigerian Devops Engineer, young mother of two toddlers. Her motivation? Her sons! The financial freedom she can have working in tech, and the flexibility to share moments with her babies. A new badass mum in the women in tech team. This girl …
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Let me start with one thing. I am beyond impressed by the women sharing their stories on this interview series “Women in tech”. And the story of Dorothy Akoth represents all the things I want women to be. Never give up. Have the determination to succeed. Dream about changing your life. Be ambitious. Have resilience. …
This new number of the women in tech series features Hena Naranbhai. Hena is a 41 years old Program Manager based in the UK. She is very passionate about opening STEM opportunities to young girls, and we can only encourage this goal. Could you start with a small presentation, so we can get to know …
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Let us continue on this amazing journey through the stories of women in tech. In this new interview, we discover the experience of Marsha Castello, a Data Analyst from London. She shares a lot of details about her motivation and her vision of the tech industry. I definitely enjoyed working on this interview, and I …
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I’m happy to publish a new interview in this special series, women in tech. Let me introduce to you Bukola Bisuga, a 27 years old Software engineer from Lagos, Nigeria. Another amazing woman, self-taught and very involved in the community. I can’t believe how many women out there are just rocking it in the tech …
I already wrote an article presenting a list of online tools to convert JSON to YAML. However, as developers, we also like to do things in our terminal. Our dear dear command lines. We love them so much. So, follow this guide to learn how to convert JSON to Yaml using the command line. I …
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Top 6 JSON to YAML free converters that you can find online. JsonToYaml Convert JSON to YAML online YAML vs JSON determine which format is right for you JSON stands for javascript object notation records separated by commas keys & strings wrapped by double quotes good choice for data transport YAML stands for YAML ain’t …
Helping a friend on a website, I was asked to code a classic FAQ on a WordPress website. I thought WordPress would provide such basic features, but my friend was using a very cheap plan on wordpress.com, so she was stuck. I had to go back to the basics and create an FAQ using basic …
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When we think about inspiring women in tech, I believe Bukola Johnson is a great example. She was encouraged by Aliénor and Donia to submit her story. Two amazing women who have already been featured in this series of interviews. I totally understand why they wanted her to. Thanks to her, I will add two …
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The women in tech interview series is back! It’s been a while since I haven’t shared an interview. For the comeback, it is a pleasure for me to share the story of Maisie. She is my second guest writer on TheTrendyCoder, if you haven’t read her article, here it is. Advice from my pre-bootcamp self. …
This edition of women in tech series features Olatokunbo Ogunlade. She is a self-taught System engineer from Lagos Nigeria since 2019. Her story is very inspiring, I can’t wait for you to read it. Olatokunbo gives me some hope, brilliantly transitioning from the role of Front-end engineer to Cloud engineer. Being a Front-end developer myself, …
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With covid, our way of working totally changed. I remember when I started working as a developer 5 years ago. I was looking up to some people at the company with more experience than me. They were allowed to have one day of remote work a week. It became a dream. I hoped that one …
This article in mainly dedicated to help my guest writers upload and publish their artiles on TheTrendyCoder website. At the same time I always like to share the content I create. So I told myself, why not publish it here so maybe it can help others to learn how to write articles on WordPress with …
HTTP Status Code cheatsheet 1xx: Information –> The request has been received and the process is continuing 2xx: Success –> The action was successfully received, understood, and accepted 3xx: Redirection –> Further action must be taken in order to complete the request 4xx: Client Error –> The request contains incorrect syntax or cannot be fulfilled …
If you are using YAML you might want to include a JSON object in your file. Here are two ways to do that : For a big object You can use this notation with a “>” students: > [{“name”:”Dupont”,”firstname”:”Marie”,”age”:19}, [{“name”:”Smith”,”firstname”:”John”,”age”:18}, [{“name”:”Doe”,”firstname”:”Janne”,”age”:19}] You can also use the pipe “|” students: | [{“name”:”Dupont”,”firstname”:”Marie”,”age”:19}, [{“name”:”Smith”,”firstname”:”John”,”age”:18}, [{“name”:”Doe”,”firstname”:”Janne”,”age”:19}] For a …
As a developer, we are meant to use git all the time. Some of us like to use it exclusively with the command lines, others use graphic viewer, and people like me like to mix it up. I’m a fervent user of vscode, so I wanted to use a graphic viewer inside my IDE. I …
Finding an old bug can be tricky and take some time, especially when you are working on a big project with a lot of commits. Most of the time, you need to define what commit introduced the bug to be able to fix it efficiently. If you have 100 commits to go thought it can …
One thing I was faced with when working on CSS with dynamic data is to apply a padding only if the element had other elements following it. An example would be when you have a list. If you have only one <li> in the list, you don’t want to apply any padding. However, if you …
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As a developer, I was used to Linux and windows for years. You know, college didn’t have the budget for macOS, and neither did I. So, the first time I had to code on Mac, I was already working as a developer for 3 years, and I was horrified to make the change. Everything felt …