@CardioLeo@javascriptd Welcome to Linux. Libraries for development, documentation and SDKs all at your finger tips.π
My recommendation is start with Python if you're learning a new language. Go is also a good start, but Python is a bit easier.
@csaba_kissi Tailwind CSS for rapid development or prototyping.
For production I would refactor tailwind to vanilla css just for easier maintenance later on.
@danielcranney The line between backend and frontend is blurred with a lot of full stack frameworks.
It's entirely on the implementation and both can be challenging.
Serious question for developers... what is the proper way of writing "Full Stack"
I've seen it written in almost every variation and now I no longer know which is right...π
#developers#fullstackdeveloper
@CompuIves I've switched from Tailwind to Chakra-UI and haven't looked back.
Tailwind is great for rapid development but managing complex applications can get a bit messy. π«
@SalmanMKC 5 tips for new devs π
1. Start with something you're passionate about.
2. Build real projects and upload them to GitHub.
3. Don't be afraid to fail or ask questions about things you don't know.
4. Document your coding journey.
5. Have fun. π
@OBSERVEROFGLIBS@javascriptd My assumption is they are talking about any value that can evaluate to being falsey in an if statement.
1. undefined
2. null
3. 0
4. "" - empty string
5. NaN - special value.
@_kamalkhanna @javascriptd CSS media queries is preferred due to its simplicity and browser support.
You'll use a hook if you need a calculation to be done after initial render or you need a calculation done dynamically. πͺ
Responsive design is best done mobile first.
@_kamalkhanna @Flevi_games @javascriptd Theme-UI is a great responsive library, especially if you don't want default styling provided by the library and instead want to build your own components from ground up. π€
Otherwise if you want default styling I second Chakra or MUI. π
@Mohammadkhan_18@javascriptd It would help if you provided the error or a link to resource, most likely this is due to GitHub pages limitations. Consider deploying to Vercel from GitHub.
https://t.co/7qvAiT78Gy
The Best of Both Worlds:
TypeScript & Next.js creating modern safely-typed web applications.
#typescript#nextjs#reactjs#javascript https://t.co/egkqoLO5gy
@themba_sishuba I think Python is among the easiest programming language for people to get into because it's syntax is very easy to understand.
Python is also cross-platform, and included by default on some OS (Linux, MacOS). *