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April 2024
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4 Students meet in Wynisco bootcamp, become good friends and decide that once they get the job and settle down , they will do an all girls Vegas trip with their own money .
Totally movie material. I can only imagine how satisfying that might be. Remember that Pursuit of Happiness job offer scene. ( 4th one could not make it to Vegas due to personal reason ) Keep rocking and inspiring other women. You girls are setting the right precedent for everyone else. ------> Real student photo ( Identities hidden for privacy sake ) This really inspires us to work harder for our students and help them achieve their goals.
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Wynisco has made QA Testing fundamental public. We started this fundamental course for students who were waiting for new cohort to start. It helped jumpstart their studies
Enjoy https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqdLCzkKkHLg1wZeozJ9-pYxjnSNTC6Eh
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Many students really want to become QA Analyst also sometimes called Software tester , automation engineer , SDET ( Software Engineering in Test ) but they lack skill and most importantly self belief that they can do it .
They have seen their friends do it and they try to copy what their friends did ? No it does not work ? Why ? Wynisco specializes in QA testing with amazing instructors , More than course what really helps are other things
These are all the ingredients that go into getting a successful QA job Lets take a classic case of Guddi , She wanted to badly get into QA but she has full family duties and a full time job as Customer Service Representative, Also she has never worked in IT and has no idea what IT is. These are special cases that needs to be dealt with one on one which Wynisco specializes. Wynisco is happy to share that Guddi was able to get full time QA analyst / Software testing job without any previous experience or background Wynisco helped her all the way from bootcamp to placement . Congrats Guddi you made yourself and Wynisco proud
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Introducing canItravel.org app built by Wynisco Inc. Front end bootcamp students as class project.
Link ---> https://canItravel.org Simple check for F1 and H1 Students to see if they can travel outside US based on their current status. Right now its clumsy but its work in progress. Do let me know any enhancement or suggestions to improve its usability /functionality. Follow Wynisco Inc. Sachin Rajgire #frontend #reactjs #opt #h1b #f1visa #internationalstudents Rajiv Khanna
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Wynisco is happy to refer one of friend's of Wynisco land new job with Blackstone as front end developer.
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Have you ever given this a thought? Everyone loves or wishes to be on top of the mountain. In reality, the journey of climbing the mountain to the top is what gives you the penultimate experience. Of course, the climb won’t be hunky-dory. There will be problems, but you should have the courage to overcome them in order to get the ‘out of the world’ feeling when you reach the pinnacle. This example is a metaphor for an employee’s journey in the corporate world. When a student is in college, he/she wishes to become a fresher and begin their career. A few years down the line they envision becoming a Project Magner, and so on, the dream goes on getting bigger. The role of a Project Manager is tricky. The qualities they should possess are many. A Project Manager should be goal-oriented, competent, enthusiastic, communicate efficiently, and most importantly empathetic and a leader in the true sense. This blog hopes to inspire all those who wish to take the lead and manage a team. Let’s find out the top four challenges that a Project Manager faces and how Wynisco can help you overcome these hurdles. Challenge #1: Lack of confidence A confident leader not only inspires the team to reach the goal but the leader also spreads the essence of positivity. This is essential to keep the team together. With that, a confident leader is always ready to take risks. And if you don’t take the chance, tasting success will be a far-fetched dream. What Wynisco does is, prepares the employee to face the world head-on. Our one-on-one mentoring sessions with the instructors and industry experts give them a gist of what lies ahead of them. This experience will surely build their confidence to become project managers. Challenge #2: No or poorly defined goals Having a predefined goal is what gives a person a sense of purpose. If they lack that purpose, their life and career growth will be feeble. The team looks up to their manager, and if the Project Manager itself is clueless about where the company is heading, the organization will surely crumble. That’s when Wynisco comes into the picture. Our highly intricate and carefully designed Bootcamp enables the person to understand the functioning of the industry from the beginning itself. This allows the person to comprehend all the permutations and combinations to survive in the industry and make the most while you last. Challenge #3: Abysmal team management To effectively manage a team, the manager should be calm, composed and tension-free. The manager shouldn’t leave a single chance to encourage the team, and most importantly, the manager should be open to change. This all is possible only when the manager has a clear perspective and knows how to handle the pressure. For a team manager, their people always come first! And this should never let that slip their mind. The USP of Wynisco is, that we take the payment only when the candidate gets placed. This offering prepares them to not only handle the pressure but lead a tension-free life. As they train under the top instructors, their horizons broaden further giving them the liberty to understand effective team management. Challenge #4: Weak foundation What a strong foundation offers to a Project Manager is, that they can see the oncoming risks, how to manage them, and how to earn results that favor them. And if you have to create anything of value, your foundation has to be rock solid. Our alumni who are placed in top-notch companies such as JP Morgan, American Express, Capital One, CITI Bank, etc., can easily vouch that Wynisco has helped them build a strong foundation - which indeed is the need of the hour. We help in resume building, prepare the candidate ready to face the personal interview, and with that, we provide them with internships which open their eyes and minds to several traits which make the base stronger than ever. Partner with us! Remember, for every problem there sure is a solution. And Wynisco will indeed be your partner who will guide you through thick and thin. Our Bootcamps offers myriad solutions which help build a career that you always imagined. It’s rightly said, being a Project Manager is like being an artist, you have the different colored process streams combing into a work of art. At Wynisco, we are proud to say that we are creating future artists. To know more about the Bootcamp, do check: Courses Don't forget to share this post!
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There are different types of data that we can use in a JavaScript program.
For example,
Here,
JavaScript Data Types There are eight basic data types in JavaScript. They are:
Here, all data types except Object are primitive data types, whereas Object is non-primitive
JavaScript Variables
4 Ways to Declare a JavaScript Variable:
Variables are containers for storing data (storing data values). In this example, x, y, and z, are variables, declared with the var keyword: Example var x = 5; var y = 6; var z = x + y; In this example, x, y, and z, are variables, declared with the let keyword: Example let x = 5; let y = 6; let z = x + y; In this example, x, y, and z, are undeclared variables: Example x = 5; y = 6; z = x + y; From all the examples above, you can guess:
When to Use JavaScript const?
JavaScript Functions A JavaScript function is a block of code designed to perform a particular task.A JavaScript function is executed when "something" invokes it (calls it). Example
JavaScript Function Syntax
A JavaScript function is defined with the function keyword, followed by a name, followed by parentheses ().Function names can contain letters, digits, underscores, and dollar signs (same rules as variables).The parentheses may include parameter names separated by commas:(parameter1, parameter2, ...)The code to be executed, by the function, is placed inside curly brackets: {}
Function parameters are listed inside the parentheses () in the function definition. Function arguments are the values received by the function when it is invoked. Inside the function, the arguments (the parameters) behave as local variables. A Function is much the same as a Procedure or a Subroutine, in other programming languages.
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Summary: Front End Developers are responsible for bringing design and functionality together. The difficulty with front end development is that the tools and techniques used to create the front end of a website changes all the time, so the developer must always be aware of how the field is evolving. Front end developers mainly focus on three tools called triad. This triad consists of HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. These three technologies work together to bring websites to life. However, when frontend developers make mistakes, the triad loses communication and things go wrong. So, what are the most common blunders made by frontend developers? 1. Skipping image optimization Loading images on a web page consumes a significant amount of bandwidth, if the images are not optimized. Not all images should be compressed because the process degrades image quality. However, there is no reason why your thumbnails should be 15MB in size. Image optimization is also a simple process, and there are many free online tools available. And, because page load is dependent on so many other factors, including large images in the mix is unnecessary. 2. Responsiveness There are 3.5 billion smartphone users worldwide, accounting for roughly half of the global population. According to CNBC, by 2025, 72 percent of these users will be accessing the internet through their phone. We don't know for sure if the predicted data is correct, but the reality is that mobile usage has skyrocketed in the last five years and shows no signs of slowing down So, "do I make my website responsive?" should not even be a consideration. You should, of course. When to begin working on responsiveness is the question. Some developers skip this step , preferring to focus on implementing the designs first. But, because you will almost never have more than one set of designs, you will only work on one screen resolution. Then, when you finally start working on responsiveness, you need to do a lot of testing and fixing, which takes a long time and is difficult. Avoid this by writing your CSS with responsiveness in mind from the start, and using tools that make your life easier, such as Viewport. It will save you a lot of trouble in the long run. 3. Bad SEO Because half of search engine optimization is determined by how the code is written, employing good SEO practices as a frontend developer is essential! Nonetheless, developers frequently skip steps such as using alt attributes for images used on the site. The problem is that crawlers read the alt attributes and use them to determine how relevant each image is to your site. Undeclared images are considered purely decorative and are ignored, so people will not be able to find them in their searches. However, if you have important images, such as portraits of your team or other images relevant to your business, you will want search engines to recognize them. Another blunder is misusing HTML heading styles. Or, using H3 instead of H1 because it looks nicer. Crawlers aren't concerned with how pretty the heading selection is; they're concerned with structure and proper hierarchy. So, if you want crawlers to notice the importance of each heading, style and use them correctly. Finally, look for both internal and external broken links. Crawlers "travel" by links, so when they come across a broken link, they report it as an error. Tools like Google Search Console and the "Check my links" chrome extension can assist you in locating and repairing these broken links. 4. Attention to detail Frontend developers strive to adhere to designs as closely as possible when implementing them. The problem is that reality often strikes hard on otherwise beautiful designs, causing them to be impractical, incompatible with different screen sizes, or something else. As a result, your web or mobile app will look strange and broken, unlike the beautiful pages your designer envisioned. This is common because design tools, such as XD or Zeplin, read designs differently than browsers. As a result, there are differences between the two versions. Frontend developers can easily avoid this by developing with the designs in front of them. It's similar to a "find the differences" game. In addition, paying attention to detail is a learned skill. As a result, always solicit feedback from your designer, in particular. Their mainframe is more UI/UX oriented than yours, and their eyes are probably better trained to spot small details. Listen to them and learn from them. 5. Cross-Browser compatibility Although modern browsers adhere to the same standards, cross-browser compatibility remains an issue. Particularly with regard to Internet Explorer. Essentially, because each browser renders pages differently, developers must thoroughly test the site on each browser to ensure cross-browser compatibility. We understand that this is a time-consuming process because it includes testing on the most commonly used screen resolutions for each browser. However, if you care about the user experience, you understand the significance of this.
On the bright side, there are testing tools available, such as BrowserStack, CrossBrowserTesting, LambdaTest, and others. So, take a look at them. Do not, under any circumstances, skip testing. 6. Outdated HTML or XHTMLAnother common error in HTML is inconsistency in syntax. HTML5 introduces a new, simpler syntax when compared to HTML4 or the now-defunct XHTML. Void elements such as "input", "br", and "img" are examples of void elements that replace self-close tags. While using self-closed tags has no effect on the page, they should not be used infrequently. Our best advice is to learn and use the new HTML5 syntax. 7. Bad Font StylingThe reason this error did not make the list is that font styling is typically the responsibility of the designer, not the frontend developer. Of course, many frontend developers are also designers; in that case, we can't help you if you continue to use bad font styling. However, when frontend developers don't have the luxury of poking a designer for feedback and must set the font styles themselves, they must be aware of a number of factors. The three most important factors are font size, color, and background. Text should not be too large or too small; it should be visible and easy to read. Don't forget that your text must be responsive as well. As a result, use relative units (percentages) rather than fixed units (pixels) or examples. 8. Forgetting input validationMaking the assumption that your users will enter the correct data in the correct fields is a common mistake among front end developers. However, this is an incorrect assumption, and it is strongly advised to use input validation at all times. This not only ensures that the correct data is stored in the correct format in your database, but it is also good UX practice. More importantly, input validation improves your security by preventing injection attacks, system compromises, and memory leakage. 9. Wrong HTML semantics HTML 5 also introduced a slew of semantic elements that help make a page's structure more logical and aid in indexing. However, some inexperienced developers abandon semantics like "from," "article," and "table" in favor of non-semantics like "div."This is both unnecessary and takes more time than following proper procedures. Furthermore, both of the errors mentioned here and in (4) can be avoided by using validators built into IDEs or code editors. 10. One HTML for everything For our final point, some developers combine everything into a single HTML file. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are all contained in a single file. Stop if you are one of them. It's a mess, it's bad practice, and it's impossible to test with. The first step in avoiding this disaster is to move your JS files to an external folder. Second, become acquainted with native web components. There are numerous benefits to learning this, but the main one is that your project's architecture will be much better, and writing unit tests will be much easier. Frameworks like React or Vue can also make it easier to implement modular components, so keep that in mind. Note: By following these recommendations and avoiding the mistakes described in this article, you will significantly improve the quality of your code, making it more readable, structured and productive. |