Posts by Nerajno is learning
Orlando Code Camp tomorrow!
Speaking at 10:30 AM on essential people skills for devs. Also excited for sessions on legacy modernization, AI copilots in SaaS, and feature flag testing strategies.
Free event — Seminole State College, Sanford FL. Come if you're nearby!
#OrlandoCodeCamp #learnindev
New article : Reactivity in Vue 3: How Vue Makes Your UI Feel Alive. It covers ref, reactive, computed, and watch from the ground up. The short version: you describe what depends on what, and Vue figures out the rest.
developingdvlpr.com/blog/reactiv...
Speaking at Orlando Code Camp on April 11!
My talk: "Essential People Skills for Developers" — 10:30 AM @ Seminole State College, Sanford FL
9 skills that change developer careers more than most tech choices. Free event, all are welcome.
#OrlandoCodeCamp #DevCareer
All I have to say on this wonderful Saturday is #Onlyparks is a good reason for the internet to exist.
See @instagram or @tiktok_us ... Shout out to the goat called @YellowstoneNPS
thank you for coming to my #Tedtalk
Part 2 is live ✍️
Your First Vue 3 App: From Zero to Running.
Real scaffolding. Real project structure. Real reactivity. No CDN shortcuts.
If you've been playground-hopping, this is your exit ramp into actual development.
👉 developingdvlpr.com/blog/your-fi...
#Vue3 #WebDev #LearningInPublic
Part two done
Been musing over this for a while, here is my take on understanding Vue. It clicked for me because it extends HTML, CSS & JS — it doesn't replace them.
If you've been stuck on which framework to learn, this one's for you. 👉 developingdvlpr.com/blog/seeing-...
#Vue3 #webdev #javascript
"Think about a light switch. You didn't rebuild the wall to add one — you just installed it into what was already there. Vue works the same way. Take a regular HTML input you already know: html<input type="text" /> Vue doesn't replace it. You just add one thing: html<input type="text" v-model="city" /> Now that input is connected to your data. Type in it, and your page updates automatically. That's it. Same input you've always written — Vue just gave it a superpower." That's the whole answer. Three things make it land for beginners: One familiar thing. They've written <input> before. Start there. One visible difference. v-model is the only thing that changed. Beginners can see exactly what Vue added. One plain-English payoff. "Type in it and your page updates" — no jargon, just the result they care about.
This is the easiest way that i figured out how to phrase it
Been musing over this for a while, here is my take on understanding Vue. It clicked for me because it extends HTML, CSS & JS — it doesn't replace them.
If you've been stuck on which framework to learn, this one's for you. 👉 developingdvlpr.com/blog/seeing-...
#Vue3 #webdev #javascript
That needs a tad bit of help
Hot take: most devs are already great at networking.
They just call it by a different name.
belongs_to = your intentional 1:1s
has_many = your conference presence
has_many :through = the warm intro (🔑 this one)
New post: your network is a schema — design it like one.
🔗 tinyurl.com/3cwhbvk2
With nutritious food, not junk food.
DevNexus 2026 was soo good. I have new resources to aid my learning.
So I had a moment where I was updating a script and the suggestion was broken, I debugged it in 2 seconds .... is this growth ?
2025 was supposed to be the year I "became" a mid-level dev.
No magical moment. Just a year of building, breaking, speaking at conferences while low-key terrified, and slowly proving to myself I belong. Recap : developingdvlpr.com/blog/eoy-2025/
#DevJourney #LearningInPublic #VueJS
Pim took some of my money but you can have the rest.
Not surprised at all
End of year reminder: Update your brag doc with this year's wins, then get a second pair of eyes on it. Sometimes we downplay our own growth. Ask a mentor or peer to help you see what you might be missing. 🚀
Also how you messed up
#DevLife #CareerGrowth #TechCareers
Good ppls
Well done sir
Most developers: 3.7 unfinished projects, 15% completion rate. Me after the #KillListFramework: 5+ shipped projects
Solution:
-3 features max
-48-hour recovery protocol
-30-day sprints
-Boring tech only
Link: tinyurl.com/yx599awf
#BuildInPublic #DeveloperJourney #ProductivityHacks
Ain't never going back
We needed research for this.... 👀
Learning to close the tabs on side projects is a bitch .... yes its good for me but I still dont like it.
Ur website maybe invisible to ChatGPT and Claude. While everyone's doing SEO, an increasing amount of searches now happen on AI platforms. I wrote guide to GEO (Generative Engine Optimization), how I applied it and its features:
tinyurl.com/yfn2bmbb
Thanks @jeromehardaway.bsky.social
#GEO #AI #SEO