Best of HTML — December 2020

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   Hashnode·5y

   50 free tools and resources you're gonna love (Part 2)

   Free tools and resources you're gonna love. Part 2 of a two-part series on free software. The next part of the series will look at free software for developers. The second part will focus on software that is free for developers, including SaaS, PaaS and IaaS.

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   Hashnode·5y

   🚀 Top 33 JavaScript Projects on GitHub (December 2020)

   GitHub snapshot of 33 most starred open-sourced JavaScript repositories on GitHub as of December 10th, 2020. 2020 is coming to its end, and we may do another snapshot. You may compare it to the snapshot from 2018. You can also query the GitHub to fetch the latest results.

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   LogRocket·5y

   HTML tags every frontend developer should know

   semantic HTML adds the right context to your site’s content, which improves the user experience significantly. With the increasing focus on JavaScript frameworks and libraries, many developers have placed less priority on HTML. We’ll show you what each tag does and how you can use HTML to streamline the development process.

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   Hacker Noon·5y

   I Got a Job as a Developer at 16, and You Can Too

   Vlad Pasca started coding at 15 in Python and then switched to web development. He learned HTML and CSS from Freecodecamp and built a few front-end projects. He was able to build responsive websites using media query in CSS and this helped him get the job. He told a start-up developer on Reddit that he was looking to work on some projects during the summer.

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   CSS-Tricks·5y

   Custom Styles in GitHub Readme Files

   GitHub Readme files are Markdown, and Markdown supports HTML. You can’t put <style> or <script> tags init. So you can't apply custom styles there. Or can you? You can use SVG as an <img src="./file.svg" alt="" /> (anywhere)

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