BonsaiRitika

Heyo!👋 Long time no see. Now, no promises but we all have hopes of a more regular posting schedule.😛 Anyways,😌 Things are slowly getting normal on some portions of this blue marble ball while some already have new normals normalized. In the east, Some islands are drowning in debt while some islands look like a 🐈 pet/plant parenthood wave 🥬with Work-from-Home cocktail sips of a slower living. In the west, Some pieces of land suspect a 💣 raging game of musical chairs while some suspected this party boring and are already pointing their getaway car to martian perchlorated-soil. 👽 Amidst all of it, is a clan of humans undivided by the invisible frequencies of the internet who just wants to stay in their bed and earn their right to bend their minds and neck freely.                        So, this seems to be a time where brains 🧠can be directed to enter the programming clan or revisit a coding phase. Either way, following resources come handy. These are some of my picks of online pr

"Education is training of brain on how to think, not learning of facts. -Albert." Hola! I have been coding for approximately 9 years now and do i know it all to do it by myself? No, no one actually does. Everyone learns on the way and it stays like that almost forever. Honestly, its not even humanly possible to remember each tag/command/method when you are coding bilingual. I have always been a self-taught person in most of the areas in my life, including my very dear programming. Other than books, these communities have really helped me a lot. So, i'm listing down few websites that can help you start with coding( if you are a beginner) or help you with advance debugging( if u r already on it!). StackOverFlow This is basically a programmer's very own google. Stack over flow is the largest programming community across the globe, created by Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolsky in 2008. Whatever you want to know, someone might have already posted the query and you&