🎇 I made a small tool for everyone: CSS Grid Generator. You can designate rows, columns, gaps, and units, and then drag to create child divs to make dynamic layouts with ease!
Open source on GitHub and deployed on @Netlify
https://t.co/IslfoUYyKL
Someone just asked me for advice, and it brought up something that's been on my mind lately: the best way to build wealth is through generosity. Help everyone around you become better and more successful and they'll have more opportunities to reciprocate.
Ooooo I think this is clever. If you need to link to an SVG file rather than use inline <svg>, the temptation is to use it as a background-image. But if it’s single-color, you can use it as a `mask` instead, which makes changing the color way easier.
https://t.co/LzgxqRkQDs
Hi @udemy @udemysupport, I got to a lecture's Q/A with 160 questions. Most of them were repited but there were also great tips from other students and teaching assistants. Could you implement a way of voting for best answers so one can filter the most voted? Thanks!
With React classes, you need to understand ‘this’ and binding. Otherwise you may end up with “Cannot read property x of undefined”.
With React Hooks, you need to understand closures. Otherwise you may end up with an unexpected value in your Hook.
We’ve just released React 16.8 with a stable version of Hooks. React Hooks let you use features like local state and lifecycle without writing a class. They’re fully backwards-compatible and you can start using them today. https://t.co/didbtI06Ie
When I was selecting my courses, one of the key-highlights I saw in the content of this course was the testing sections. This is the first time I'm using Jest and I'm amazed with the coverage tool, it's extremely useful!
Hi! I'm asking for some recommendations :) I want to grow my skills considering I have some non-professional experience with web design, React, Node with Express, and MongoDB. I found some Udemy courses could help me. What do you think? #CodeNewbie#DEVcommunity#100daysofcode
Note: I know there are great websites such as egghead and frontendmasters, but they are not having any promotional fares today and I don't have the money to pay an annual subscription, while I can buy selected topics and take any time I required with the Udemy courses.
Hi! I'm asking for some recommendations :) I want to grow my skills considering I have some non-professional experience with web design, React, Node with Express, and MongoDB. I found some Udemy courses could help me. What do you think? #CodeNewbie#DEVcommunity#100daysofcode