akshay kadam (a2k)
@deadcoder0904
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Basically I'm non-native too but it takes a lot of practice & maybe English TV Shows & Movies have helped me a lot. But other than that, its all about the practice. Native speakers speak fluently because they have practiced a lot so it all comes down to practice. Do it everyday & you'll get better :)
Thank you Akshay!
I also took a long time, too. 6 years of active learning in junior high and high school. And 10 years of learning on-the go with traveling, movies, TV shows and music.
Native speakers speak fluently because they have practiced a lot, so it all comes down to practice.
Yeah, you're totally right.
More than likely I need 10 more years to practice 😿
Thank you for the link, by the way! I web-scraped and bookmarked it!
After all, I decided to work with a proofreader for a while. It will be a lot of money, I'll take it as an investment.
You're welcome :)
I personally think you speak way better than me & way better than you think after reading your answers here but congrats on getting a proof-reader 🙌
I wish you all the best on the journey 👍
Literally Googled & it came up first infinite-scroll.com
I think you can check on NPM first & there's already something for "Whatever query you have". As long as it works, its fine :)
I saw your question before & I just stumbled upon www.pppmakers.com
So maybe like this or as Adriaan said like SetApp :)
Although I have never used it or anything, I've heard about forking child processes. I think this talk covers it - www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8spO…
Not sure if it'll help though. You should also try asking in the subreddit /r/nodejs
Wow thank you for this thorough answer 🙌
I'll try to apply these principles in my upcoming projects
Thanks man. And if you need help, I am just 1 Telegram message away.
That's a good thought. So let's say I have a mobile app which displays remote jobs (this is my next app 😂). How would you go about it?
Like for WIP, its easy, just show 🚧 emoji. It becomes tedious when your product isn't common or based on emoji keywords. Should we make it on the story then? I have another idea for Templates for Mobile App. Now again there really isn't a story here. How to go then?
He's right. Practice, practice & practice. Nobody is good at design, they just do it 100 times & they find their style like Marc did with WIP, Betalist & now Caption Cat. Just spend hours at it & you'll get good.
Also, if you can now, just use Flexbox or Grid, no UI framework is needed now in 2018. Everything has become much simpler. If you want to learn how to learn CSS then trust me on this one, try flexboxzombies.com & complete it. After that you'll know how to learn CSS or anything else in the world. Its the best course I've taken in the world. Gamification done right.
I would say write blog posts on Big Medium Publications like StartUp or HackerNoon or FCC. Choose one from toppub.xyz or toppubs.smedian.com
But first write it on your blog & then 1 or 2 weeks later submit to the Medium publication using the Canonical URL as shown here in my answer so you get all the Google SEO juice.
Then write a book with 2x more content & earn 💰💰💰
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Also, you'll find lots of amazing resources in my Reddit thread if you like videos
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Also, @swizec has React Native ones 👉 school.shoutem.com
Its when you lose your streak you get the highest number. Its like the badge of honour. Also it only shows when you are on your highest streak like @levelsio lost at 200
Yep, it's your streak high score, a.k.a. ghost streak 👻️