I'm very surprised that new JS frameworks are still promoted in this time and age. I hold fast to the belief that all JS frameworks were never a good permanent solution. I was hoping that with all the problems of React and Angular, we would move away from this framework obsession.
I watched a YouTube video the other day where the speaker spoke about powerful languages like Lisp and Tcl. I asked myself, "Why don't I know these languages?" Then I thought, "because I know Python and JavaScript!"
This morning, I attended church (like I do on some Sundays) and was greeted with an interesting message. The title of the message was Storehouse. In summary, the pastor was advising us to tithe regularly.
BEM (Block-Element-Modifier) in CSS is an industry standard in web development; I know a lot of people who use it. I learned it, mastered it and started using it in my own projects.
Back in college, I played lots of chess. I would play with my fellow college mates for fun when there were power outages during the day (which happened a lot back in my home country, Nigeria).
A quote from Jimmy Smith that I heard from the last track of Drake's album Nothing Was The Same got me thinking about how many unique contexts the idea could fit in.