Yllen Fernandez

Yllen Fernandez

@opensourceyllen.bsky.social

LIMS engineer living in Madrid. Trying to stay relevant in the software industry

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When everything is coded by AI, our greatest quality is to be human. I love @@travisdotmedia videos because he’s particularly honest about the fact that there’s work to do if one wants to become a decent engineer.

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Day 27/ #100daysofcode I can’t believe I can run my code in #DeepSeek!!! This is next level. I made some progress on one of the CSS learning labs and will dedicate the next 30 minutes to reading Designing Data-Intensive Applications.

Days 10-11/ #100daysofcode have been slower but incredibly helpful. I’ve always seen myself as a backend engineer, but I’m realizing how valuable it is to have design knowledge and opinions, especially in start-ups. That’s exactly what I’m diving into this week with @freecodecamp

I have to praise this account and their creativity to document coding journey. I just love it! 🥰

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day 42 of #100daysOfCode Oh my gosh, I am happy with how my project turned out- but I am so ready to go on to the next project. I got through some more failures, but found a beginner mistake: putting an unnecessary rule in the top of the CSS instead of where it needed to go. That is how we learn.

Day 8-9/ #100daysofcode. I worked on some CSS lectures. I learned a few things about crawlers and search engine optimization, but I definitely need to be more diligent in the next few days since I already lost my streak 😔

Here’s a list of some of the things I did today (small wins): • Played the piano for one hour • Wrote a year summary on my diary • Yoga for 20 minutes • Make some dough for croissants What are some of your small wins?

I bought this smart watch with no screen called @withings to track my steps, heart rate, km, activity and so far so great! I highly recommend it for those who want to avoid having another distracting screen on their wrist. Is there anything that you track health wise?

I’m starting a new project to improve my piano skills by building a flashcard app to help memorize piano notes (on the keyboard and in sheet music). I’ll share updates every other day, posting the tech I’m using, challenges and progress. Can I count on you to help me stay motivated?