freeCodeCamp·5y5 Coding Projects You Should Include in Your Front End Portfolio
Jemima Abu is a self-taught front end developer and school taught Systems Engineer from Lagos, Nigeria. I'm on a mission to document things that I learn to make it easier for other people to learn. I hope to share some of the things I learn with the world.
Hashnode·5yComplete web developer roadmap with resources for 2021
Learn how the internet works. Learn how the web works. Build projects. Take one step at a time. You can learn all of these in 6 to 12 months if you are effective and consistent. Follow me on Twitter for more information about web development and how to improve.
Product Hunt·5yFrontend Unicorn — Level up as a junior front-end developer
Discover how to learn, understand design, business and what skills are essential to grow as a developer. Master the tools & methods, and you’ll feel confident in both small & large-scale projects. Learn faster, earn more and become a true unicorn developer.
CSS-Tricks·5yFigma Crash Course
Lessons in use cases of Figma's resizing and stacking engine for dynamic design. Create illustrations and then turn them into reusable doodles. Available in 2021. Chapters, Animation & Prototyping Examples of different prototypes and interactions with various lessons. Available from 2021.
freeCodeCamp·5yHow to Use LinkedIn to Get Your First Developer Job – A Step-by-Step Guide
Ken Rogers explains how to use LinkedIn to get your first developer job. How to Use LinkedIn to Get Your First Developer Job – A Step-by-Step Guide by Ken Rogers. Ken Rogers: LinkedIn is the best way to find your first job as a developer. Click here to read the rest of the article.
Product Hunt·5yBuzzword Quiz For Developers — Like Logo Quiz app, but for devs 🙉
Buzzword Quiz is a spoof of the famous Logo Quiz app, but for developers. How much do you know about developer logos? Demonstrate your skills and earn a place in the Hall of Fame. Embed the quiz below and share it with your friends.
freeCodeCamp·5yHow to Stay Productive All Day – Coding and Scheduling Tips for Programmers
Nick Bull shares his tips on how to stay productive all day. How to Stay Productive All Day – Coding and Scheduling Tips for Programmers is published by Simon & Schuster. Nick Bull is the author of the book Coding Your Way to the Top.
Hashnode·5yStep To Create A Simple Portfolio Website - Front End Development
Web portfolio is a platform that contains documentation of a person's work, bio data, and is displayed on a website. Having an online portfolio allows you to make new contacts and grow your network in ways that would not be possible otherwise. In this guide, we will focus on creating a simple website portfolio using only HTML, CSS, and JS.
Smashing Magazine·5yBuilding Your Own Personal Learning Curriculum
As developers, we’re constantly learning new languages and frameworks. Here’s how you can devise your own curriculum to keep moving in the right direction. Use ‘Dream Job’ Role Specifications to set your goals for the next five or so years.
Hashnode·5y7 Alfred Workflows to Boost Development Productivity
Workflows are a paid feature as part of the Alfred Powerpack. I've found that the money I spent on the Powerpack has been well worth the time saved from being able to leverage these special features. Below is a list of some of the top workflows I recommend.
Hashnode·5y100 most asked JavaScript Interview Questions and Answers - Part 2
100 most asked JavaScript Interview Questions and Answers. Part 1: How to remove duplicates from an array. Part 2: What are the new features in ES6 or ECMAScript 2015? If you feel lazy to read more text, you can watch a video covering all questions here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RM9Tp4PU00
daily.dev·5yHabits That Kills Your Career, Vue.js vs React, Technical Interview Questions - Picks #168
Yesterday we hosted the second The Monthly Dev event. We had two awesome speakers, Henri who talked all about image formats and how to use them efficiently, and Brandon introduced us to Blitz.js. In case you missed this fantastic event, check out the recorded session:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j74nhqCOhPI
DEV·5yyou need to relax a little developers
Free extension tells you to relax in a way that you want. Each feature can individually be turned off, so if you are good at your water amount or you're saving water for the environment you can tell the extension so. We will love it for you to come up with ideas to improve fellow developers' health without being disruptive to their work.
