Comments by Adnan Rahic (@adnanrahic) - Honouree

Adnan Rahic

adnanrahic.github.io

Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina

Dev/Ops @ https://bookvar.co | Teacher @ http://www.academy387.com | Campsite leader @ freeCodeCamp Sarajevo | Writer @ https://hackernoon.com/@adnanrahic

over 8 years ago

Have been a bit busy. Hope to focus more on Steemit in the coming months. :)

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almost 9 years ago

Thank you! Stay tuned, it'll be soon enough. :)

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almost 9 years ago

That's cool! But returning multiple values in an object acts just fine, at least for me. Like this: return { x: x, y: y, z: z} A word of ad

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almost 9 years ago

I'd be interested in this. I'm writing a series about JavaScript (latest article(

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almost 9 years ago

I'm thrilled you liked it! Hope you have fun with reading the rest of the series. :)

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almost 9 years ago

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almost 9 years ago

I'm thrilled you liked it. Stay tuned for more, and try your best to share your knowledge with others!

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almost 9 years ago

Thank you. I'm glad you found use in the tutorial. Cheers for pointing out that error, I guess my math skills are not on par with my program

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about 9 years ago

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. That's my goal for writing about this topic.

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about 9 years ago

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about 9 years ago

I've been trying to find a good tutorial series for Docker for way too long. Thanks for doing this, I'll be sure to read more of your work.

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about 9 years ago

Yes, indeed a quite intriguing topic. I definitely agree with you regarding the flawed ideology. Companies should push their employees to wa

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about 9 years ago

Yeah, it's much harder to learn how to think like a programmer than it is to learn a programming language. I'm looking forward to reading yo

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about 9 years ago

I totally agree. I always start with basic JavaScript and work towards more and more complex issues.

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about 9 years ago

Ah, I see! Very cool. Algorithm challenges like this one is key to understand programming. I'd love to read more from you. :)

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