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progress tracker: Two Days of Coding Ahead

 

This week I have finished the first version of a class about how to link redux and Firebase auth using hooks. I have applied to become a teacher on skillshare and am waiting for their answer in order to publish the class.

I have also a blog online! it's http://nakuraicodes.com. I am publishing every interesting technical bit I can find while working on my projects. And some of those stand up too.

Now today and tomorrow should be only about writing code to work on my first digital product. It's a dashboard to help freelancers and part timers decide if they have to take more shifts/clients or not.

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