@HugoBrasesco@ButterBalls5150 It's called back to the beginning, they're from the Aston area and Villa fans. A fair well show in the place it all started
- Svelte as it's heavy on web standards, blazingly fast and a joy to build with.
- Tailwind is a no brainer
- Turso has been so nice to use, and I'm a huge Sqlite fan
- Drizzle has been my go to orm, love how close to SQL it is
- Lucia was how I got my head around Auth
Personal preference:
- Svelte w/Sveltekit for the main framework
- Tailwind for CSS styling
- Sqlite via Turso
- Drizzle on
- Roll own Auth with Lucia
- Deploy on VPS with Coolify
- As an extra due to heavy front end background I use Motion for animations
Laravel Forge now has a first-party integration with @statamic, a CMS built on Laravel.
This means you can create a new site with a Statamic starter kit all within your Forge dashboard.
🚨🏴 GOAL | Aston Villa 3-2 Everton | Jhon Duran
JHON DURAN HAS JUST SCORED THE GOAL OF THE YEAR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
https://t.co/sK3WfBX1Om
@davis7 I spent a lot of time diving into oauth last year, and once it finally clicked I was flowing with ideas for use cases. At the time I was building an app to be integrated with an Azure AD, once in place it opened up so much for me to use!
@devadam88 Yeah some subjects need more of a teacher going through it.
The obvious one is codecademy which I use when picking up a new language. I've also been using https://t.co/bLnyW78gwT to practice, it gives you challenges to solve using code
It doesn't matter what framework, libraries or tools you use. 90% of users won't notice, and they all can achieve similar results. Build in what you're most confident with, and the DX you prefer. This will transfer to the quality of your product, and your time building it
As a Frontend Developer, what do you think all frontend developers should know?
Here are my own "Things You Must Know as a Frontend Developer" .
Add yours (👇👇)