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Neha kumari · 2021-03-12T13:51:39.274Z

Salesforce is my bread and butter of course, but I'm hugely fascinated with 4 other things in technology that I want to learn this year - Python, Javascript, Heroku and NodeJS. I have a fair understanding of Javascript but I think I have only scratch...

I started this journey some time ago, although I didn't know what I wanted to use it for. Good to see you got it all figured out. Happy learning ;)

I'll join you too and this was a good read.

Just out of curiosity, what kind of automation were you looking for your notes?

Also, have you thought about the top 5 boring work flows that you'd like to automate with python?

Yaaass! Let's code!

For my notes, I'm looking at two things.

Over the past few months, I had been trying out multiple note taking tools. Now, my notes are everywhere : Samsung notes, Notion, Obsidian, Miro and even on Telegram's "Saved Messages". I wish to put all of them in a markdown note taking tool like Obsidian may be and automatically put links to the keywords that I feed in my code.
Now, once the markdown notes are ready, I wish to configure automatic reminders/calendar events based on a keyword that I enter.

This is still a rough idea that I have. I think it's very complex. Need to make it more granular.

For the workflows that I want to automate, one would be to perform a disk cleanup and delete duplicate files across the system every week. For the rest, I'll spend time observing where I spend majority of my time.

Thanks for sharing your curiosities Krishanu. Helped me get more clarity on my implementations.

Officially joining you! I just now registered here on hashnode and there's one project I've been putting off for far too long. My biting off more than I can chew looks like this:

Create a simple personal website using Vue and Tailwind CSS.
Get into hosting and have the website up on my personal domain.
Explore backend technologies and advance the website with a working database integration.

Hop on for the fun ride then!!! I'd love to see where your exploration goes. I created my website from scratch a few weeks back as well. It was a challenge. But, seeing it live was a bliss!!!

Neha kumari awesome! The "from scratch" part is exactly what it's about for me. I've been working as a web developer for a while, but there's a lot of insecurity as I've never built a full frontend backend system from scratch myself. Let's tackle this, I'm also excited to see where your path leads you!

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