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Omotola Shogunle

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Graduate Software Engineer, currently learning something new, giving back to the tech community, and curating content that improves @mycodinghabits one challenge at a time.

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Coding Stereotypes we should leave in 2020!

Jan 4, 2021 6 min read 198 views

Happy new year 🥳 ! Starting the new year with a list of things we should leave out of 2021 please? Thank you. 1. Technical people have a certain look 🥴? The Technical industry has one of the lowest bar to entry, which means now more than ever we h...

7 steps to contributing to code you didn't write

Nov 10, 2020 4 min read 295 views

1. Test it out How does the software currently work? Especially around the area where you would like to fix or add to. It helps to get an idea of how it works or how its meant to work before diving in. 2. Adding or Removing Code? Try and understand ...

5 facts worth knowing: Starting a career in tech.

Oct 27, 2020 8 min read 218 views

I just recently started my graduate role 🥳 at Ampersand UK and it's been amazing, (PS. That is why I have been MIA from blogging) however, prior to that I was involved in a few extracurricular activities before starting my job. Today I want to talk...

Popular Design Patterns revisited in JavaScript

Sep 5, 2020 9 min read 2.5K views

The Module Pattern This pattern is used to isolate code from the Global scope. The code inside the isolated container can only be accessed if it is revealed. In ES5 writing the module pattern used something called an IIFE (Immediately Invoked Funct...

How to use OOP in JavaScript

Sep 3, 2020 9 min read 754 views

If you are familiar with OOP concepts look for the header with practical examples below. If not please continue reading. 😊 My first introduction to programming was with the programming langauge Java, and one of the concepts of programming with Java ...

Learning JavaScript? My Dating Analogy for CallBacks / Promises / Async & Awaits

Aug 30, 2020 7 min read 908 views

Javascript is a synchronous language, meaning it runs the code you write line by line until it gets to the end of the execution code. However, this isnt really practical, because imagine we have a Bot that sends messages to multiple people on instag...