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Are there any other coders and programmers in the clan?! Im a basic web developer with only knowledge in html css and javascript but currently learning to become a fully certified Full Stack Developer at the moment, plan to move on after that to either Java programming or Python, not really sure just yet which route I wanna take. Curious to chat with other coders!!

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Very nice!! Node.JS is one of the things my course has coming up soon actually! React, NPM, Express.JS is gonna be at the same time as Node, SQL and Mongo DB are a few others when I get into the back end section, Ahh Ill be honest the only reason I wanted Java was to make custom Minecraft plugins haha, A buddy of mine owns a server and I was looking to help him with some haha! I thought they used Java for the plugins :X The other languages I had interest in learning was C++ and C#, but I just want to get very comfortable with Javascript before I try to do that. Im hoping to land a better job as a back end programmer when Im done with this course, it teaches whats needed to be job ready. I dont have a great eye for design, so unless a company has a designer my front end skills end at the coding LOL. Ill check that out! I do want to learn Python, I know its very widely used in many aspects

I've been programming unprofessionally for 7 years, started with teaching myself Node.js as I stumbled to create unique features for Discord bots, picking up WG bot, making ChatLogger, RevCavePremium, RatCatcher9000 and other projects unrelated to Runescape. Talking about this skill alone in my interview landed me a job as an observability engineer with no degree and no professional experience. Since picking up this job I've learned Python, Bash, SPL, LogQL, SWQL, SQL, Regex etc. I wouldn't say I program "professionally" now as I really have no standards even when I program something at work since it's not really my job to, I just automate things as I see fit (mostly for my own gain) I would highly recommend "Google IT Automation with Python Professional Certificate" on Coursera if you're going to jump into Python, I don't know a soul that uses or prefers Java anymore. Fun fact: My very first program was a AutoHotKey green dragon bot when I was like 12, I followed a Youtube tutorial on how to make it recognize a colored pixel and click it

Haha Some of mine is messy, some aint too bad, I take pride in my potion tab though haha! Threw in the Phat Fashion Scape tab too :X Used to have like 150 Crackers till they jumped to 290k or what ever it was at one point lmao