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What are some challenging web apps that I can build for learning purposes? Thanks.

What other forums do you visit often? This doesn't have to be programming related.

So I'm new to deploying apps to production, I'm curious of everything I need to do to make a website secure. As of now, I only know to setup SSL, I imagine there is more beyond that.

This has been an issue and I would like to know what other people/teams have done to solve this.

I can see this going both ways. But I think a project without tests would be less toxic than a project with bad tests. I'm curious what your thoughts are on this.

I made a sudoku solver, and it was a great learning experience. Now I'm looking for other exercises. Please share if you have any, thanks!

There are a lot of great things I want to learn but I find it hard getting myself to buckle down and get in the process of learning. How have you found ways to stop beating around the bush and get to learning?

I work so many hours with my current job, so I have no time to work on my personal projects. Money has been a struggle so I have been looking for a job. Employers ask to send them a link to my github account, but I don't have many public repositories and my current job has no open sourced software I can show. (I also signed an NDA)

I thought the point of being in a JR developer position was to get a job with limited experience and continue to learn while working. I've been in a job search lately and checking out these Jr Developer positions, they require so much! Some require bachelors degrees, 3-5 years in web development, experience with quite a few languages. I can't tell if this is really what Jr Developer positions require or if these companies are trying to save some money by paying little for the same experience.

So I pretty much want to learn a lot of things. I want to learn Ruby, Go, Swift, Elixir, (few more things) I haven't really mastered one language, and I want to be able to do that. I've got some advice saying that it takes time and to keep learning.

Should I put my focus into mastering one language or have fun with the languages I want to learn and find which one I want to master?

My girlfriend has really been enjoying designing websites. I bought her a course on Udemy that teaches her the basics of photoshop, and she's been in love with it since. What good resources should she read/watch to keep her learning/motivated to design? Also, what kind of tools should she use? (graphic tablets, pens, etc.)

Thanks in advance!