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This is a sample code snippet

function testAdd() {
  const a = 1;
  const b = 1;
  const c = 3;

  const d = 4;

  const f = 10;
  const t1 = 122;
  expect(add(1, 2)).toBe(2); // this should be true btw
}

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function testAdd() {
  const a = 1;
  const b = 1;
  const c = 3;

  const d = 4;

  const f = 10;
  const t1 = 122;
  expect(add(1, 2)).toBe(2); // this should be true btw
}

Plant bullets in their lines

Brenan Keller

@brenankeller

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The Blueprint

Moving on from the philosophical part of this post, I want this website to be my personal platform to learn in public. Specifically, this website will serve as:

Knowledge Base: Imagine having a personal library that stores records of all your experiences. Whenever I encounter a problem, I can trace back my logs and check if I have solved similar issues in the past. Not only will it help me resolve my issue faster by reducing redundancy, scouring past logs will also enable others who might encounter similar problems to solve them. In the end, everyone is happy!
Code Playground: Since I found my past experiments to be insightful, I will continue my code playground and share ideas or experiments I’ve conducted as either code snippets or posts. Hopefully, I can test out my ideas and sharpen them through public feedback. Don’t be shy to drop feedback!
Giving Back Platform: I owe a lot for my current position to the open-source community. This website and all its contents will serve as a thank-you letter to the open-source community and keep the open-source spirit alive.
Productive Distraction: In the past, I used to play too much video games during my free time. However, I later realized that this activity was unproductive for my growth as a software engineer. Therefore, I vow to replace it with more productive habits by maintaining this website.

Final Thoughts

With that in mind, I hope that everyone, including you who is reading this, can continuously learn and grow through this website.

I know, I’m very late in the blogging game when a lot of people already started learning in public early in their careers. However, I believe that it is better to start late than never start at all. Cheers!

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