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Easy-to-consume, mini courses for self-taught developers.

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"How To Learn HTML in the AI Era of 2026?" by @codeguage #DEVCommunity https://t.co/G6KJtrhkPn

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If you're just starting out in web development, don't start off with HTML. Start off with The Web.
https://t.co/XPEuBofS2y

And in this age of AI, you don't need a course that never ends and tries teaching everything to you. Opt for a course that just teaches the bare minimum.

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"You Know JavaScript but Can’t Solve Problems in It?" by @codeguage #DEVCommunity https://t.co/dtjMGpG8UZ

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2️⃣ Recursive Sum:
https://t.co/XIJzlQGB7p

3️⃣ Efficient Recursive Sum:
https://t.co/gUxVKTxnxJ

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Want to try out these exercises and see their solutions? See below.👇

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If you still don't get it, don't worry. Head over to https://t.co/brOEAGAomO to learn all about "lexical environment" and "closures" in JavaScript.

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Showing up for a frontend engineer interview?

Well, here's one interview question that's asked quite commonly...

"What is a closure in JavaScript"

Let's answer it in simple words.

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A closure is basically a phenomenon whereby a function saves its lexical environment inside of it for future reference.

This is so that name bindings in the lexical environment remain intact even though their defining function might have exited.

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What is the Difference Between :focus, :focus-visible, and :focus-within in CSS? https://t.co/0oZsmsrqZG via @codeguage

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🎉 BIG NEWS!
Near the end of new year's eve, as we approach 2025, there will be an exclusive discount available for only 5 people on Codeguage.

So stay tuned to avail this limited-seats offer. You wouldn't want to miss it!!!

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Getting your website's icon setup right is an integral thing when launching it. In this respect, two concepts you must know are favicons and Apple touch icons.

Read the following chapter to get a quick refresher on both these topics:
https://t.co/LrDiMfBFP0

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Just got done with updating CSS Get Started after almost like 4 years. A fresh new chapter awaits your read.
https://t.co/kB1pk4gxxW

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Just posted a small and quick quiz for HTML Hyperlinks 👇
https://t.co/Vo3YzPhziE

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Who agrees that the old HTML, CSS, and JavaScript specifications were all a charm to read? 👌

For context, I'm talking of the ones published in the late 90s. Simple, concise, and to the point.

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Outlines (in CSS) are really important for the accessibility of a web page.

If you're removing them for some reason, DO MAKE SURE to have some other styling in place to highlight the currently focused element on the web page.

Learn more in https://t.co/4uQJ7q7X1l.