It amazes me how much one can learn on the internet for free! #freeCodeCamp is where I started my journey, and if you're looking to get into tech this must be on your list of places to learn.
I added #typescript support to my #Gatsbyjs site. I wrote a short article on how to migrate to Typescript. If you're thinking on adding typescript support in your #Gatsby site, be sure to read:
https://t.co/N94EB5rCfS
@ossia's quote of the week is hilarious. Jamie Zawinski nailed it! I'll be interested to know how to avoid regexes like the plague.
#freecodecamp#javascript
@rchardkovacs *:hover {
outline: 1px solid blue;
}
More cleaner solution - outlines on hover. Also outlines don't take up space so elements will be exact same size.
JavaScript works really well for creating 2D games that run on almost any device.
And in this course, Frank will help you build everything from sprites to parallax backgrounds.
You'll code your own game from scratch using HTML, CSS, JS, + HTML Canvas.
https://t.co/vhTpSb1Auj
From self-taught to my first developer job. From building a simple web app to getting my first client to landing a junior frontend role. This is how #2022 went for me.
https://t.co/NGXlJmX9EQ
#NewYear#selftaught#FrontEndDeveloper#ReactJS#gatsby
Do you ever write code and come back to it a month (or even a day) later and not remember what you were thinking?
This happens to @wiseAss301 a lot, so he came up with a method to help.
In this guide he shows you how to write code that's easy to read.
https://t.co/3Iw38ZBLrT
Today was my first day as a junior frontend dev after switching careers from teaching.
Thank you to all the online resources and platforms.
Special thanks to @freeCodeCamp for starting me on this journey. And thank you to @thenetninjauk - your tutorials are fantastic!