Ayu Adiati

It has been so many moons since my last blog post and since I did coding.

Have you ever had an experience of joining a community and not knowing what to do or where to start?

When I was writing 7 Supportive Tech Communities You Want To Be Part Of, some thoughts crossed my mind.

If you just found this blog, let me introduce myself.

A while ago, I wrote an article called How To Use GitHub For Project Collaboration — Based on Agile Method.

In the last post, I shared with you why we must improve audio transcriptions and video subtitles.

During Hacktoberfest 2021, I was browsing and looking for an open source to contribute to.

It's November!

A friend asked me how I created my GitHub profile a while ago and if I ever wrote a blog post about it.

On February 2022, the Virtual Coffee community held a monthly challenge of pairing.

I'm Ayu, a self-taught web developer based in The Netherlands.

Recently I had an(other) interview for a software engineer position.

Developers and visibility: a conversation about whether developers are expected to put themselves out there through writing or content, and if that's fair to ask.

Last January, I signed up for CodeNewbie Challenge 2022: Learn In Public.

In my early stage of learning, I had no one to ask questions.

Have you ever felt that you don't belong in tech?

Hi Everyone, I'm learning accessibility as I go by reading some articles.

Hi Everyone 👋, It is my second time writing for #shecoded.

A few months ago, I had a great experience participating in a project collaboration program with The Collab Lab.

In my last post, we talked about how to fetch a branch from upstream repo as a contributor and test it locally.

I am collaborating with a friend to create a project in React.

We will leave 2021 in a few more hours.

I did a collaboration program this past eight weeks with The Collab Lab.

Emmet in VSCode acting up: abbreviations working unreliably in JSX files after an update, and an open question for anyone who's hit the same issue.

I want to write something different.

If you're on Twitter, you must have heard about Polywork.

Last year, I participated in Hacktoberfest.

It's the last week of Hacktoberfest!

The first week of Hacktoberfest 2021 has passed.

I participated in Hashnode Bootcamp III last April, and I had a great time!

Ten months of blogging, from three early articles no one read to a sustainable writing habit, and what actually kept me motivated to keep going.

Not long ago I worked on an issue on a markdown file.

Recently I collaborated with some of my community members to create members' guides and made contributions to the repository.

Healthy habits I built during a summer break to become a better-rested developer, from Pomodoro sessions to weekends off, and letting go of guilt around rest.

This article is inspired by Chris Bongers' post, A letter to my future self 💌.

Pair programming as a self-taught developer: the confusion of observing, the growth of being the driver, and what I learned about team collaboration.

Methods vs. computed properties in Vue: how they differ, and a question on when to reach for one over the other.

You read an article or a Tweet on how someone becomes successful.

Sometimes we forget or ignore writing an alt text.

Say we want to create an element in DOM that has not existed yet and append it to a with an id called root.

I joined Hashnode in November 2020.

Developer portfolios: what they're for, why they matter beyond your resume, and what to include, from the about section to the projects you showcase.

Have you ever consider writing a blog?

I've heard the term "personal brand" before, but I didn't understand it.

I am still in the beginning phase of learning React.

When it comes to learning, what type are you?

Ten lessons for new self-taught developers: finding your niche, asking for help, building projects, and being kind to yourself along the way.

cover photo by @sincerelymedia on unsplash.com Hi All 👋, I am a stay-at-home mom of a 4 years old t...

It's not a new thing that stay-at-home moms have often been seen as someone who only takes care of the house and the children.

I always wanted to write and publish blog posts on my website.