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My response is

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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

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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...

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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

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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

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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

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Part two done

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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

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"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.

"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

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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

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That needs a tad bit of help

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A Developer's Guide to Networking Using Database Associations | Nerando Johnson Learn how to build a stronger developer network by mapping relationship types to database associations like belongs_to, has_many, and has_many :through. A practical, schema-driven approach to career n...

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

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With nutritious food, not junk food.

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DevNexus 2026 was soo good. I have new resources to aid my learning.

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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 ?

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Perfected Imperfection: My 2025 Journey from Junior to Competent~ish Mid-Level Developer | Nerando Johnson Shipped Astro portfolio, Jekyll digital garden, and hackathon projects. Spoke at 8+ conferences including Carolina Codes, DevOpsDays, and Magnolia Conf. The brutally honest story of leveling up—shippi...

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

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Pim took some of my money but you can have the rest.

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Color me surprised

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Not surprised at all

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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

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Good ppls

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Well done sir

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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

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Ain't never going back

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We needed research for this.... 👀

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Learning to close the tabs on side projects is a bitch .... yes its good for me but I still dont like it.

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How to Implement GEO (Generative Engine Optimization): Developer Guide 2025 | Nerando Johnson Complete GEO implementation guide: structured data, semantic markup, and AI-optimized content strategies. Improve visibility in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI search engines with proven techniques.

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

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Went down a SEO and GEO rabbit hole, love the knowledge ..... still would not recommend.

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