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# Sabrin Nasreddin | |
Software Engineer/ San Francisco Bay Area | |
Email: sabrinnasreddin@gmail.com | |
Github: [sashajustice](https://github.com/sashajustice) | |
## Experience | |
**Technology Fellow/Web Developer**, _June 2018 – present_ |
Sabrin Nasreddin Front End Engineer Oakland, California GitHub | |
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###[Linkedin](https://www.linkedin.com "LinkedI")### | |
###[Blog](https://steemit.com/@sashajustice "Blog")### | |
###[Email] sabrinnasreddin@gmail.com | (404) 447-2365### | |
###SUMMARY### I’m a Front End Engineer and lifelong learner with a background in communications, marketing, and advertising. Those who work closely with me describe me as persistent, courageous, and people oriented: I love to coordinate and lead as part of a caring, hardworking team. I can often be found contributing to open source projects, discovering bugs on a quest to always improve the software I work on, and writing to help others learn new technical concepts. Having lived in Ethiopia and Tanzania for 4 years, I’m eager to tackle systemic problems with a multidisciplinary, empathetic approach. I’m passionate about blockchain, and emergent technology that creates innovative means of access and opportunity. In my fr |
Empathy
1.What role does empathy play in your life and how has it helped you? Empathy has played a big part in my life. It has helped me relate to people, understand what someone is growing through, improve my communication, be a better team player.
2.How does empathy help you build better software? If you understand what your user needs, why they need it, why it's important to them, who they really are, you'll build software that means something to them, that makes their experiences better and have a product they'll stick with.
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Move Fast and Break Things. This resonates with me because it's a reminder to not be afraid of making mistakes. Mistakes are the most valuable teaching tools. I also like learn under pressure because, I like to prepare for the worst and get my mind set ready for the challenges I will face in my career. Many times, there might not be time to learn under ideal conditions so adjusting to this mindset puts you a step ahead of the game. I also like don't count the number of hourse Learn under pressure. Dive into large open source projects to bring your features to life Don’t count the number of hours because I'm a big supporter of deep work and the power you can unleash when you really focus.
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After reading, consider the idea of checklists. Write a reflection (4-6 sentences) on the benefits of a checklist and how an organizational system such as a checklist might help you first as a student and later as a full-time developer. this was a fascinating article. Checklists are absolutely benefi
##1. On a website, what is the purpose of HTML code?## | |
The Purpose of HMTL code is to give a page structure, it describest the structure of the pages.HTML pages are text documents. | |
2. What is the difference between an element and a tag? | |
HTML code is made up of characters inside angled brackets. Elements are usually made up of two tags, an opening and a closing tag. The tags are like | |
containers that indicate someting about the info between their opening and closing tags. Many times the two terms are used interchangeably | |
but specifically, an 'element comprises the opening tag AND the closing tag and any content that lies between them. | |
3.Why do we use attributes in HTML elements? |
Sabrin Nasreddin | |
Software Engineer | |
Oakland, California | |
[GitHub](http://www.github.com/sashajustice) | [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabrinnasreddin/) | [Blog](https://www.steemit.com/@sashajustice)| [sabrinnasreddin@gmail.com](mailto:sabrinnasreddin@gmail.com) | (404) 447-2365 | |
**SUMMARY** | |
I'm a lifelong learner with a background in communications, marketing, and advertising. I can often be found contributing to open source projects, discovering bugs on a quest to always improve the software I work on, and publishing a blog to help others learn new technical concepts. Having lived in Ethiopia and Tanzania for 4 years, I'm eager to tackle systemic problems with a multidisciplinary, empathetic approach. I have strong analytical and problem solving skills and enjoy finding solutions to problems. I'm passionate about blockchain, and emergent technology that creates innovative means of access and opportunity. |
Overview | |
This week’s focus will be building a full stack to do list app. | |
Areas of Focus- Build fullstack apps on a weekly basis that can be used on a portfolio | |
FULLSTACK TODO LIST - pseudo code of order of work | |
# Areas of Focus | |
SQL | |
Work on CRUD, already comfortable with Update, and CREATE. | |
work through Challenges 1,3,4,5, in Bonnie's pets challenge | |
GET routes AND also start on a project: | |
work through Challenge 3, 7,9,10,11 in Bonnie's pets challenge. | |
Finish my crud tutorial | |
Create my own fullstack project |