Many people offered valid points. Ultimately you have to have something, some talent, skill, work experience the company wants. What you can do is volunteer on open source projects that the company uses that you can use to upsell yourself. Please remember your current situation for future reference so that your future self don't find yourself attempting to bluff knowing you're not holding anything.

Nope. MongoDB is not fully ACID compliant and lacks transactions. It is great for large reads and small amount of writes otherwise I would switch to something something else. A good application for Mongo is youtube or facebook likes. Its ok to miss a few per 500 or so likes without degrading user experience. If you are working on Ecommerce/CRM/Accounting I recommend you use something transactional such as mysql or postgres. Mongo is a terrible idea in this scenario.

All true... but he got paid.

Work you way gaining credibility and become a consultant.

Not related to bootcamps, but the best advice i can give you to pick up a language, is to contribute to an open source library that seem busy, hang out in developer conferences, hang around developers and start a project on your own. Esp the latter should accelerate your learning.

I dont know much about bootcamps as I'm a self starter and well super nerd.

Thanks

Another tip is to call on setters to set class members instead of doing so in the constructor. Eg. Instead of

Don't

constructor(Member member) { this.member; } public setMember(Member member){ this.member = member }

Do

constructor(Member member) { this.setMember(member); } public setMember(Member member){ this.member = member }

Why? Do won't need to rewrite validation logic. And the latter is consistent with separation of responsibility.

Gist: Its being taken over by gender politics and sjw. Some time last year there were controversy over popular repositories having gender pronouns updated (eg https://github.com/joyent/libuv/pull/1015/files). There are even PC guidelines on code. You will have to do some googling.

Just use the console for merging, rebasing etc. You can still use the github Desktop tool to make local changing but honestly I find the console much much easier to work with.

https://voat.co/v/programming/comments/872169/4345100 I said the same thing but atm it seems like the easiest move.

I just deleted my private repositories and downgraded my plan.

Great http://i.imgur.com/7qQFjUX.gif the problem is all the best open source projects are still hosted there.

As an open source developer myself, I and honestly discouraged by fucking gender politics. Its a fucking plague on everything I contributed to: from atheism to college groups. I also wanted to move all my projects out of github but my fear is that moving from one service to another will infect new services when these become popular. Today it's github tomorrow it will be Bitbucket or some other service. Recently I've been experimenting with private clouds and private repositories but idk, maybe private-invite only services, idk.

Not taking it seriously until its peer reviewed

Git is a synonym for Idiot...... IRONY!