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title: "What's An Algorithm?",
description: "A quick introduction into what algorithms are, what they're made of and why they're an important part of understanding how programming languages work",
published: '2022-08-26T18:00:00.000Z',
authors: ['qarnax'],
authors: ['xenophorium'],
tags: ['computer science'],
attached: [],
license: 'cc-by-nc-sa-4',

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"id": "qarnax",
"name": "Qarnax",
"id": "xenophorium",
"name": "Xeno",
"firstName": "",
"lastName": "",
"description": "I'm a frontend developer and indie game enthusiast 👾 \n I enjoy learning new things and building my own stuff 🔧 and I love helping people get into coding 😊",
"socials": {
"twitch": "qarnax_",
"twitter": "qarnax",
"github": "qarnax801"
"twitch": "xenophorium",
"github": "xenophorium",
"website": "https://card.xenophorium.dev"
},
"profileImg": "./qarnax.jpg",
"profileImg": "./xeno.jpg",
"color": "",
"roles": ["developer", "author", "community", "translator"]
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<QuoteCard
personName={`Qarnax`}
personLink="https://www.qarnax.dev/"
avatarSrc={import("../../../../../public/content/data/qarnax.jpg")}
personName={`Xeno`}
personLink="https://www.xenophorium.dev/"
avatarSrc={import("../../../../../public/content/data/xeno.jpg")}
personTitle={`Frontend Developer`}
quote={`
The amount of improvement I gained within a period of 3 months through interactions with Corbin (both about the book and outside of it) was way more than what I had learned in my two professional years as a frontend developer because, at some point, I was kind of stuck in a cycle of mundane tasks and was questioning why I did frontend in the first place; so, in a way, I have him to thank for helping me find joy in coding again.