Oct 2021 - Present
Dillion Megida
- @dillionmegida
- Frontend Developer Advocate / Content Creator
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
- He/Him
Resume
Sep 2020 - Sep 2021
Software Engineer, This Dot, Inc.
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I published the concluding part of my Relocation playlist on YouTube: Things I had to do after getting my apartment in the Netherlands In this video, I share the applications and appointments that ...
Published my first article on LogRocket on "A deep dive into queues in Node.js". Here's my profile.
Wrote my first technical article: https://dev.to/dillionmegida/making-sticky-column-with-grid-area-5eph I started writing in order to have people learn from me and my experience
Started my weekly newsletter on the 9th of April. In my newsletter, I share different tips, hacks, articles, and my work done in the previous week.
Videos
I published 3 Tips for Beginners in Technical Writing For beginners getting started in technical writing, this is a YouTube shorts I created sharing 3 tips to help you grow in this field Kindly lik...
Published a new video: How I Create my Scripts for my YouTube Videos Creating video scripts has helped me stay organized in my video creation process and in this video, I share my process of creati...
I published How I got into Tech and my Career journey so far In this video, I share what inspired me to join tech, how I started Technical Writing and Content Creation, my struggles and mistakes, a...
Articles and blogs
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I published Why must JSX expressions have only ONE parent element? - Dillion's Blog In this article, I explain how JSX in React, works in the background and why it is compulsory to have ONE parent ...
I just published How to navigate a browser to the previous page with JavaScript In this article, I share how to navigate between history sessions with the History API in JavaScript
I just published Why you should always Cleanup Side Effects in React useEffect and How to Cleanup In this piece, I explained why you should cleanup side effects in React, how to cleanup side effect...
I published How to Pass Callback Functions to String.replace() in JavaScript In this article, I explained how the callback function in String.replace() works, and also showed a use case for it