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i'm nanda ! 19 and brazilian from rio de janeiro main blog
this is a blog for me to document my programming studies and see my progress over the years this is a safe place for tech girls
websites i like
ill try to continually update this
https://en.picmix.com/ blingee alternative
http://www.mazeguy.net/smilies.html a collection of smiley faces and pixels
https://www.internetbumperstickers.com/frontbumper/ bumper stickers
https://openings.moe/ anime opening database (contains nsfw/hentai material, 18+)
https://pixelcanvas.io/@-179,-22 online collaborative pixel art
https://excalidraw.com/ another online whiteboard
https://www.my90stv.com/ hosts a bunch of 90s tv, including cartoons
https://kidpix.app/ kidpix in browser
https://wiby.me/ search engine for the old web
https://poolsuite.net/ 90s inspired radio
https://vole.wtf/ a collection of silly games
https://doodad.dev/dither-me-this/ online dithering tool
http://www.blog-switch.com/ a ton of cute effects for blogs
https://www.beepbox.co/ in browser music tool, great for chiptune
https://www.404pagefound.com/ a collection of vintage websites that are still active
http://www.phocks.org/stumble/creepy/ a list of the creepiest wikipedia articles
https://everynoise.com/engenremap.html a virtual map of music genres that you can preview, great for finding new sounds
https://littlealchemy.com/ a game about combining elements
https://play2048.co/ a game about combing numbers
https://www.retrocrush.tv/ free retro anime streaming site
http://elouai.com/candybar5/dress-up-girls.php anime inspired dress up game
https://derpy.tv/ a 24/7 hour livestream of mlp fim
https://tss.asenheim.org/ play pc-98 visual novels in browser
https://anilinks.neocities.org/ collection of anime sites, including personal and fan sites
http://panther.audio/ endless music recommendations based off of your taste
https://mynoise.net/noiseMachines.php create your own background noise
https://www.glitter-graphics.com/ old school glitter graphics
https://learn-anything.xyz/ finds the best ways to learn new skills
https://sandspiel.club/# an in browser sandbox
some advice from software engineers for beginners!
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be aware that you will never feel completely prepared. avoid bouts of anxiety and be wary of self-deprecating thoughts. keep studying consistently, as this will bring progress.
understand the business rules of the problem you are solving (i.e. clearly understand what the code needs to accomplish in the real world).
more important than speed is direction. take your time, but move forward with purpose.
avoid studying only by copying tutorials or code snippets. this approach limits your development and increases the chance of being easily replaced by artificial intelligence.
seek out as much experience as possible and don't be afraid to make mistakes - they are part of the process.
take pleasure in learning and exploring. try to create things that you really want.
one of the biggest mistakes is to create the same projects that everyone else is doing. look for innovation, originality and solving real problems.
networking: participate in groups and communities, genuinely contribute to discussions, get involved with open source projects and make yourself visible in the field.
be patient. learning and professional development are continuous.
feel free to follow or ask me anything!