Awesome! Good for you. Pushing yourself will always result in progress. Feel free to shoot me a message if you get stuck. And most important of all, have fun. Happy coding. :)
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Awesome! Good for you. Pushing yourself will always result in progress. Feel free to shoot me a message if you get stuck. And most important of all, have fun. Happy coding. :)
Thanks :)
I might try to teach myself how to use the steem API at some point. Got an idea that some people seem to like, about creating a program that allows us to see the time most user's in different timezones are most active (or most active time for different tags, too) and making it an API that can be used by the draft systems for Steemit to allow perfect scheduling according to when the most people are active on Steemit in your timezone/main tag.
What do you think ? For the moment I've just played with the idea a bit, talking about it in the comment section of 2-3 posts when something reminded me of it, but it's beginning to stick in my brain now XS
That actually sounds like a useful thing to create. I'd advise you to start out just building anything, and see where it takes you from there. There are only upsides to that approach, the worst outcome would be that you learn something new and awesome. And that is not to be taken for granted. :)
I will !
True, even if I can't make it work, I'll learn about programming for the block-chain !
Though I feel overwhelmed at what's fallen into my lap this summer... I'm supposed to write articles to present our local IGEM (international genetically engineered machines competition) team to the public, work on the Wiki for said competition, help my dad fill out the product information on his ecommerce store, learn web-development with FreeCodeCamp... Oh and work in a supermarket from 5 AM to 9 AM stocking the shelves every morning starting the 26th (bonus being it serves as sport, a way to get money, AND a way to get me up and about early XD)
I just feel like there's So Much to do, and my brain keeps trying to get me to read webcomics, watch a movie or play a game. (my brain's weird... it tries to avoid work... by making me want to play SHENZEN I/O, a problem-solving programming game... I think it's short-circuited XS)
I can relate. Was just like that a couple of years ago. Now, I clock in close to 12 hours of productive work every day. I have a full-time job, teach programming, write articles and tutorials, watch online courses about emerging programming technologies, host events for local programming communities, etc...
And still, I somehow manage to have a social life. Anything is possible, you just have to set your mind to it. :)