100DaysOfCode
#100DaysOfBlockchain
#abc_vi
I am a Software Developer and very active in attending technical conferences and hackathons. You can find me posting online under #abc_vi, #knowmicrosoft, #100DaysOfAlgorithms and #100DaysOfBlockchain tags. I constantly work on my technical, behavioral and leadership skills.
Join me in this journey by sharing your experiences and story. You can create a pull request to add your profile in the list of people following #100DaysOfCode.
I have completed
100DaysOfCode in 2018 once and now starting round 2 in
2020.
Join me in this journey by sharing your experiences and story. You can create a pull request or fork to add your profile in the list of people following #100DaysOfCode. List is at the bottom of page.
- It was a great experience when I started #100DaysOfCode in 2018. In that year I have worked mostly on blockchain and won hackathons.
- If you are thinking, why you should connect with #100DaysOfCode, then I would suggest:
- This helps you to keep in contact with like minded people. Really, now I am connected with lots of great technical people who are constantly working on themself. This always motivates me to move one step forward.
- You will always be updated with latest in Technological world. You will find people working on new frameworks and technologies.
- You will learn a habbit to work on yourself daily.
- Worked on
#100DaysOfBlockchain
- Don't open twitter or any social media before your daily work. First work for some time on yourself, or complete your daily task then you can check, what people are doing online.
- Don't just check-in for the shack of check-in, It's totally fine not to checkin to GIT. It's not school, no-one is coming to cross check that you are doing check-ins daily. You will understand this sitiation more when you will start. Just remember: Important thing is you are coding daily for an hour.
- Don't fool yourself and always review your progress weekly.
- Follow groups and people.
- Create your social profiles on Stackoverflow, dev.to, git, twitter and coding platforms.
- Tweets helps you to track what's new and try reading or studing from standard resources. You can get the standard resources list on many platforms.
- Try solving technical questions and problems of people.
- The most important thing that I have seen in my round 1 journey of #100DaysOfCode was my habbit of coding daily. and this is the biggest motivation to start round 2.
- I am in the phase of uplifting my career from software developer to architect and I feel working daily on my skill sets will help me to achieve my goal.
- Join me in this journey by sharing your experiences and story. You can create a pull request to add your profile in the list of people following #100DaysOfCode.
I love to code. Professionally, I am a 7+ years of experienced full stack developer having experience in developing enterprise and consumer focused applications using multiple design patterns both on front-end and back-end using cloud.
I Follow few StartUp Schools: #YCombinator, #YourStory, #MicrosoftForStartups and #GoogleForStartups. In my free time, you can find me Working/Prototyping on some of these ideas:
- Intelligent Social Media
- Blockchain based Credit Bureau
- AI Based Start Up Business Kit
- Smart Social Media Feeds for Users
Currently I am focusing on my Data Structure and Algorithms as I also want to join any one of these companies: #Microsoft #Amazon #Google #Tesla #SpaceX #Neuralink #NASA #Alphabet #Twitter #Linkedin #Netflix #facebook or #Uber.
I am a guy whose search history is filled with the videos of entrepreneurs / startups / motivational talks / standup comedy / blockchain / Quantum / Algorithms / architecture / hackathons / Microsoft. I Love life and enjoy to the fullest. Connect with me to know more about me.
Always available at: Twitter: @KushalSeth14 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sethkushal Git: https://github.com/kushalseth StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/users/4393351/kushal-seth
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