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CoderXChris retweeted
5 important platforms for every developer:
- @github for showcasing work
- @codedamncom for practicing and building projects
- @StackOverflow for asking and answering questions
- @twitter to connect and stay updated with recent tech & jobs
- @MozDevNet for documentation
CoderXChris retweeted
Just waking up healthy is already a privilege that too many people, caught up in life, no longer know how to appreciate.
CoderXChris retweeted
Software design patterns are specific approaches that help you solve a particular kind of problem.
And they're classified as creational, structural, & behavioral.
In this guide, @CoccaGerman explains how these patterns work in JavaScript with examples.
freecodecamp.org/news/javasc…
CoderXChris retweeted
You should have a solid understanding of algorithms whether you're job hunting or working as a dev.
But don't worry – they're not as scary as they sound.
Here @CoccaGerman explains what an algorithm is & how they work – with lots of JavaScript examples.
freecodecamp.org/news/introd…
CoderXChris retweeted
Stackoverflow Developer Survey 2022:
💡 Full-stack development continues to be the most popular developer type
💡 JavaScript continues to be the most popular programming language
💡 Node.js and React.js are the two most popular web technologies used by Professional Developers
CoderXChris retweeted
By default, JavaScript is a synchronous language - meaning one thing happens at a time.
But fortunately, over the years, more async functionality was introduced.
In this guide, @njong_emy explains how callbacks, promises, and async/await work in JS.
freecodecamp.org/news/asynch…
CoderXChris retweeted
You might have heard about TypeScript before - sounds kinda like JavaScript, right?
Well, you can think of it as a superset of JS. But what does that really mean?
In this conceptual beginner's guide, Ohans explains what TypeScript is and how it works.
freecodecamp.org/news/what-i…
CoderXChris retweeted
6 months ago, I co-founded a web3 start-up
Today, I woke up to an article written about us! 🥳
Thanks for the support! 💜
CoderXChris retweeted
Most hiring managers agree that a candidate that DOESN'T ask questions in an interview may not have an actual interest in the role and is a red flag.
Maybe these questions can give you an idea of what you can possibly ask at your next interview!
CoderXChris retweeted
A great way to improve your HTML and CSS skills is to build a project with them.
And you can use these tools to make your own blog so you can share your knowledge.
In this frontend development course you'll learn how to create a blog with HTML & CSS.
freecodecamp.org/news/fullst…
CoderXChris retweeted
A chrome extension is a software program that's designed to run in the Google Chrome web browser.
It helps extend your browser's functionality in all kinds of cool ways.
Want to make your own? This course teaches you how to build a Chrome extension.
freecodecamp.org/news/how-to…
CoderXChris retweeted
When you're working with APIs, there are a few VIP best practices you should follow.
And to really learn how APIs work, you should build one yourself.
In this handbook Jean-Marc explains each best practice as you build a REST API w/ JS, Node, & Express.
freecodecamp.org/news/rest-a…
CoderXChris retweeted
TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript – so it basically does what JS does with some added features.
And it's a highly in-demand skill on job boards.
If you want to learn it @DoableDanny wrote this ultimate beginners guide to TS to get you started.
freecodecamp.org/news/learn-…
CoderXChris retweeted
When you're designing a website, there are certain rules to follow that'll help you create great designs.
These are called design principles - and there are 13 of 'em.
In this guide @DeniseLemonaki explains what the principles of design are w/ examples.
freecodecamp.org/news/design…
CoderXChris retweeted
TypeScript is a popular statically-typed version of JavaScript that many devs love using.
If you want to sharpen your TS skills, this handbook is for you.
In it, you'll learn how to build strongly-typed polymorphic components for your React front end.
freecodecamp.org/news/build-…
CoderXChris retweeted
When you're building a multi-page website, a design system can help you tie everything together.
So how do you create one? What tools do you use?
This course helps you build a responsive site & learn how to create and implement a design system with CSS.
freecodecamp.org/news/how-to…
CoderXChris retweeted
PDFs are useful, but they're not that easy to modify natively.
Luckily, there are various packages out there to help you do this.
Here @hrishikshpathak goes over some of them & shows you how to extract pages from a PDF & render them with JavaScript.
freecodecamp.org/news/extrac…
