@addyosmani @schwabencode Just checked out the CLS article on https://t.co/gnLeVH4gd1 its a great read, thanks bringing CLS to our attention again!
https://t.co/OC6hprB7hp
@SandraCoding@CoderNotesBot Make it about something you are passionate about! This will help motivate you to get better as you are interested in the content. Good Luck π
@daxdax89@CoderNotesBot Try and build something you find interesting eg if you just read and watch courses it might be hard to stay motivated but if you really love cooking and you make a cooking app you will be motivated to learn new skills to get it working perfectly!
@craigdoesdata@100DaysOfXBot@StackOverflow Yeh I think it is a great way to learn, I even found myself spending the time to write out the question and by the time I had done that I worked out the answer before I needed to post it.
@craigdoesdata@100DaysOfXBot@StackOverflow great work, it can be intimidating to post on there but as long as you write a good description & show what you have tried (which you did) then you should have a great experience there, I also find writing it out like that helps you think it through better
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@sourcasm5 @CoderNotesBot you can also use tools like Source Tree or Github Desktop which make it a bit easier to get up and running if you aren't used to the command line