freeCodeCamp·3yJavaScript One-Liners to Use in Every Project
Learn essential one-liners in JavaScript for tasks like capitalizing text, calculating percent, getting a random element, removing duplicates, sorting elements, checking equality, counting occurrences, waiting for a certain time, plucking property from an array of objects, and inserting an element at a certain position.
freeCodeCamp·3yHow to Write Simpler JavaScript Code
Learn ten tips for simplifying your JavaScript code, including using arrow functions, descriptive variable names, functional programming, avoiding code nesting, using default parameters, destructuring, promises, array methods, object methods, and libraries/frameworks.
freeCodeCamp·3yLearn Web Development from Harvard University (CS50 Web)
Learn web programming with Python and JavaScript from Harvard University's CS50's Web Programming course. Topics include HTML, CSS, Git, Python, Django, SQL, JavaScript, user interfaces, testing, scalability, and security. Watch the full course on the freeCodeCamp YouTube channel.
freeCodeCamp·3yPublic APIs Developers Can Use in Their Projects
Public APIs provide developers with access to existing functionality and data, improving integration, efficiency, and functionality. However, challenges such as data privacy, incomplete documentation, compatibility, and rate limits exist. When choosing a public API, consider availability, reliability, documentation, support, security, privacy, project requirements, and reviews. Popular public APIs include JSONPlaceholder, Weather Underground, New York Times, Open Library, The Movie Database, Spoonacular, YouTube, Google Search, Shopify, Dog CEO, The Cat API, Oxford Dictionary, Sportradar, Quotes Free, JokeAPI, NPS, Giphy, Rest Countries, Unsplash, Flickr, Getty Images, Pexels, and Covid-19 API.
freeCodeCamp·3yLearn React 18 with Redux Toolkit
Learn React 18 with Redux Toolkit through a comprehensive video course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel. The course covers React development, folder structure, components, props, events, forms, hooks, context API, performance, and Redux Toolkit.
freeCodeCamp·3yAlternatives to Prettier – Popular Code Linting and Formatting Tools
This post discusses alternatives to the Prettier code formatter, including JsFmt, StandardJS, ESLint + EditorConfig, and JS Beautifier. It highlights their features, pros, and cons, helping readers choose the right linter/formatter for their coding projects.
freeCodeCamp·3yTips for Learning to Code – How to Stay Consistent and Enjoy Yourself
Learn how to stay consistent and enjoy yourself while learning to code with these actionable tips, including helping others, talking about your work, building real projects, networking, setting realistic goals, learning one thing at a time, and listening to podcasts.
freeCodeCamp·3yHow to Build a Simple Login App with Flutter
Learn how to build a simple login app using Flutter. The article covers prerequisites, project creation, running the app, removing comments, changing the app name, building the app, and navigating on login. Additional features that can be added to the login app are suggested.
freeCodeCamp·3yNext.js SEO for Developers – How to Build Highly Performant Apps with Next
Next.js is a powerful React-based web framework for building fast and SEO-friendly web applications. It provides built-in support for server-side rendering, static site generation, and React server components. Next.js helps improve search engine optimization, image optimization, and cumulative layout shift. With version 13, Next.js introduces features like React server components, streaming UI chunks, an updated Image component, and a new Font component. It also changes the way metadata and structured data are handled.