Things They Don't Teach You in Bootcamps (React) Part 1

hello!

It's been a while since I've greeted you through this lecture!!

This time, during the long holiday, I made and updated a video with some ideas on how to create better structured components by linking Android RecyclerView and React.

Thank you for watching! Feedback is also welcome :)

hello.

When I talk to people who have just graduated from college or boot camp, there is one thing in common:

These days, many job postings require at least 3 years of experience, so where on earth do new hires learn on the job?

I hear this a lot.

Even if I work on a side project with people I know, I don't feel motivated because it's not a service people use and I'm working for free.

So, we prepared this to help new employees gain practical experience.

work detail

1. You will work with me on a practical project for two months.

2. This is a React Native app that I'm building from scratch and currently running.

Conditions for Participation

1. Anyone who has taken both parts 1 and 2 of What They Don't Teach You in Bootcamp

2. Anyone who has even a little experience using TypeScript

3. Someone who has enough performance to run React Native

Please apply through the link below. We will contact you personally after reviewing your application.

https://tally.so/r/meQZpe

There were issues that required some modifications to the test code to make all tests pass.

Learning how to write test code is no longer an option for moving to a better company or getting hired 😢

Throughout the course, I will teach you how to write test code, but if you want to go further, you shouldn't skip it.