Joshua Berrios 🇵🇷

I am taking a React Query course on ui.dev to get deep down into the nitty-gritty and understand it in a more structured fashion.

I am thinking of working on a micro-app that focuses on providing a sleek UI/UX for developers and software engineers to keep track of the jobs they have applied to, received contact from, interviewed for, rejected by, etc., all while using Notion as a backend for the database that will store the information via table. This comes as an inspiration project because of how I have been using Notion to keep track of my Job Application efforts.

What a day it has been so far. So many job opportunities popping up with initial non-technical interviews, technical interview scheduling, technical assessments, and technical recruiter calls.

I had my first non-technical interview on Friday last week since being laid off for a productivity SaaS called Boomerang (https://boomerangapp.com/) for Gmail and Outlook. The same day, later in the night, I was informed that I will be moving on to the next round of interviews with my first technical interview this week.

I need to investigate why a specific component I implemented on the profile page is not working properly. Going to get some shut-eye and focus on it in the morning.

Polishing up my resume for the software engineering and web developer positions I will be applying for this week.

I was so pumped when I got this. Looked into the documentation and some videos for reference on the steps. So happy with the results so far.

The next step is to get Google and maybe...just maybe Facebook going.

Need to link the Create Account button on the homepage hero to direct to the Login/Register page.

Login Component + Page has been created. Just need to work on the backend so this is actually functional.

I need to start working on the initial mockup of the application so I can start building out an MVP. I am thinking of designing with Framer so I can be able to generate React code on the fly while I design as well (one of the coolest features of Framer in my opinion.)