Day 4: Video Content, Remote Job, Building in public, AI for developers

Lights, Camera, Engagement: Creating Compelling Video Content for Development Communities with Kevin Blanco

• we must get out of our comfort zone & explore

• Kevin's recommended video editor: Davinci Resolve

How to document your work to get a remote job in tech! with Deni Khalikov

• one must have a clean profile picture: the face must be visible

• the banner should complement the profile picture

• have a precise bio that indicates what your employer would want to know about you which would make you a probable candidate

• provide some specific links to your work; don't provide linktree as there would be too much info

• pin the tweet that matters like a project or an impact you made

• Share the progress of your work in public

• manage time - aim for 3-5 work tweets, 5 mins each for tweeting, engaging; tweets can be motivational, pain points or educational

• be social, and helpful, build your network

• don't be afraid to reach out to anyone, direct message them, state your reason, give them reason for helping you

• find what fits you, be it blogging, podcast, or video content.

  I resonated a lot with your share. Thank you once again Deni Tech

  I have also tried to incorporate several of these points into my X & LinkedIn. I have a few more points to cover. Hopefully, I'll understand them better & do some polishing over time.

Benefits of building in public for developers with Tim Okonkwo

• by building in public we get motivated & stay accountable

• one must share successes & failures

• we must overcome imposter syndrome

How to leverage AI as a developer with Muzzammil Yasin

• Muzzammil shared AI tools with us, a great one: Supertools | Best AI Tools Guide (therundown.ai)

  A solution to what bothered me the most: how to find the tool for the job.

Check out the hashnode bootcamp 2023 series to read about my takeaways from the rest of the days of the boot camp.

Cheers!