Nicolas Marcora MinimumViablePerson

Auth - In a nutshell

Year 1-2: Master the Craft

Focus: Deepen coding skills in JavaScript, React, and CSS frameworks while maintaining a stronghold in UX/UI design principles.
Action Plan: Enroll in advanced coding bootcamps. Collaborate on open-source projects that blend design and development. Start a vlog or blog series sharing insights on integrating design with development.
Outcome: Become a go-to expert for creating seamless, stunning, and user-friendly digital experiences.

Year 2-3: Build Your Brand

Focus: Establish a personal brand that screams designer-developer hybrid. Think unique, memorable, and influential.
Action Plan: Launch a YouTube channel or podcast interviewing leaders at the intersection of design and development. Speak at conferences. Mentor emerging designer-developers.
Outcome: Gain a loyal following and industry recognition. Become a thought leader that bridges the gap between design and code.

	// Counting down is:
	const countdown = number => {
	// Logging `'HAPPY NEW YEAR!'` if we're at zero.
	if (number === 0) {
	console.log('HAPPY NEW YEAR!')
	} else {
	// Logging the current number and counting down the next number down otherwise.
	console.log(number)
	countdown(number - 1)
	}

	// Counting down is:
	const countdown = number => {
	// Logging the current number and counting down the next number down otherwise.
	console.log(number)
	countdown(number - 1)
	}

	const factorial = number => {
	// The factorial of 0 is: 1
	if (number === 0) return 1

	// The factorial of any other number is:
	// that number times the factorial of the next number down
	return number * factorial(number - 1)
	}

	const fibonacci = n => {
	// The 0th fibonacci number is: 0
	if (n === 0) return 0

	// The 1st fibonacci number is: 1
	if (n === 1) return 1

	// The Nth fibonacci number is:
	// The fibonacci of N - 1 plus the fibonacci of N - 2
	return fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2)

	const reverse = string => {
	// the reverse of an empty string is: just an empty string
	if (string === '') return ''

	// the reverse of any other string is:
	// the reverse of the rest of the string + the first character at the end
	const firstCharacter = string.slice(0, 1)
	const theRest = string.slice(1)
	return reverse(theRest) + firstCharacter
	}