@shouryamittal96 This is based on Digital Ocean spaces but the general mechanics are similar, you could apply some of it to AWS / S3: https://t.co/ZP3iOvKDOY
In the next few months I’ll be writing an extended version of Tao of React as an ebook. I plan on doing it in public so I’ll be sharing the progress here.
Got excited just writing this 🙂
@shouryamittal96 Flux (f.lux) is fantastic, it changes the warmth of your monitor based on your timezone, plus adds additional dimming features - it's excellent :)
@Saheed___ Next.js (although JavaScript & React are very deep, you might want to spend more time understanding them in that order before moving on)
@_Mitau If you learn the basis of programming / computer science you should be able to be productive in any language, but truly mastering even one language is special
@shouryamittal96 Hey, nice question :) - would love you to create a JavaScript quiz at https://t.co/qZzrwBldu3 - soon you'll be able to embed the quizzes wherever you want
@Niskarshdwived2 I think generally a library is software that helps you achieve one specific thing, whereas a framework in theory handles everything. E.g. React is a library (no native routing, http, etc), Angular is a framework (batteries included)