Lizzy

➡️Educationist|ABBA's favourite girl🤗|Front-end

[Achalugo @_MsLinda]

This sucks, but it’s a good thing you’re resident in the UK where laws and consumer protection rights are actually enforced.

Under UK/EU Regulation 261/2004, if your flight is rescheduled with less than 14 days notice, and it is not due to extraordinary circumstances like severe weather, security threats, or air traffic control strikes, you’re entitled to:

1.Your choice of: full refund OR alternative flight at a time that suits YOU (including on a different airline at their cost)

2. Compensation: €600 (~£520) for flights over 3,500km like London to Lagos

3. Care and assistance: meals, accommodation, transport, and communication costs while you wait.

Here’s what to do immediately:

1. Email/message Air Peace NOW stating you reject the reschedule and require rebooking on the next available flight to Lagos before your wedding date on ANY airline. Give them 24 hours to respond.

2. Keep all receipts for any costs you incur due to this inconvenience(accommodation, meals, etc.) - you can claim these back

3. File a complaint with the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) at https://t.co/HL1dkB6xD2 - they handle complaints about airlines operating from UK airports.

If you don’t hear back from them in 24 hours and you can afford to, book your own flight NOW and invoice them later.

Then use @theairhelper or other similar aviation claims specialist to help you recover the new flight cost, the €600 compensation, and all additional expenses.

[Tschüss @aaronhoodken]

A Dive into AWS2TF, Extracting resources managed solely by AWS into Terraform.. https://t.co/NgvQVTVrms

[Vιηcεητ Akíntúndé 🫆. @biochemist2511]

@Solomon_Buchi My wife is me, my friend has family. Can I be in labour and care about someone that was shot?

[Jason C. @JasonCSJason]

Goodbye to PowerPoint and Google Slides.

They're outdated, complex, and lack automation.

I'll show you how to use AI for free to create beautiful video presentations:

[Pastor William F. Kumuyi @pastorwf_kumuyi]

Nothing pleases God like a life of faith.

As we enter into 2024, your mantra should be living a life of FAITH!

Forsaking
All
I
Trust me
Him

All things are possible to him that believeth!

[David Mráz @davidm_ml]

Create gallery hover effect using just HTML and CSS 🚀

Code in the comments 🧑‍💻

[Kevin Powell @KevinJPowell]

Scroll driven animations with CSS only... playing around to prep for a demo that'll be out in a few weeks to make a CSS-only parallax effect and it's just *so easy*!

[jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ @jh3yy]

Here's a better video of that exploding view breaking down the CSS trick 🤙

Gradient borders for the win! 🐐

[Teneika Askew | Analytics & Automation @teneikaask_you]

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Code: hirednow

It inlcudes job matching, resume and cover letter targetting and more!

[Kevin Powell @KevinJPowell]

I usually try to avoid `position: absolute`, but sometimes we just have to use it, and that's fine... but when we have to magic-number things into position it's still frustrating, which is why I *love* using positioning along with CSS Grid 🙂

[Sebastian Sigl @sesigl]

👩‍💻 Calling all JavaScript enthusiasts!

Spot the issues in this code snippet and comment below.

A great way to sharpen your skills and have some fun! 👇

[Cap-EO 👨🏾‍💻 @EOEboh]

Hi guys 👋🏽

Come with me into my VSCode and let me show you the tools I use on a daily basis.

In no particular order:

1. Live Server: I use this for HTML/CSS/JS projects, basically my hot reload

2. Prettier: My code formatter and pseudo-linter

3. Import Cost: I use this extension to know the package size of every single import in a file

4. Markdown Preview: I use this to view markdown outputs esp when working with ReadMe files in OSS

5. GitHub Copilot: Tbh I barely use this but occasionally it helps esp with TypeScript

6. Volar: This extension helps me with language support when working with Vuejs

7. Sonarlint: This is my code highlighter and linter. This particular extension is so helpful in helping me enforce clean code, refactors, vulnerabilities and potential bugs.

8. Blackbox AI: Like Co-pilot but slightly better. I use it to get code suggestions immediately during dev time.

9. Swagger Extension: I use this extension for view Open API Specs and Yaml files via a UI interface. Really helpful.

10. ES7 React/GraphQL/React-Native Snippets: I use this to generate React, JS and TS syntaxes using shorthand codes

11. GitLens: I use it to augment some Git features without going to a command line

12. SQLTools: I use this for formatting SQL code, run queries and generate queries etc

13. Figma for VSCode: This extension brings Figma to the doorsteps of my dev environment. Love it!

14. Postman (Beta): I use this to run Postman without leaving VSCode, it’s still experimental so I use with caution

15. Thunder Client: When I make API requests, REST API script less testing etc

16. Cypress Snippets: I use this to generate cypress snippets when I’m running E2E testing in a frontend project

Can you share some you think I should have? 💀 and some you have installed too.

[Slimfit @iSlimfit]

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[Design Chief Priest @dnaijatechguy]

Sharing this because I love developers and I don’t want you turning those amazing UIs we design into beans so here’s a library to make your lives easy. 😅

Designers should take a look at this too. Will save you and your engineers time trust me on this ❤️

Link on the thread .

[Design Chief Priest @dnaijatechguy]

If you’re looking for UI animation inspiration and also the code to implement them take a look at this site.

Thank me later 😅. Link on the thread

[• nanou • @NanouuSymeon]

Full-page Background Image 👇

[jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ @jh3yy]

Future CSS Tip! 📜

You can use scroll-driven animations to scale elements in and out on scroll ✨

Check this animation declaration 👇

li {
animation: scale;
animation-fill-mode: both;
animation-direction: normal, reverse;
animation-timeline: view(inline);
animation-range: entry, exit;
}

keyframes scale {
0% { scale: 0; }
}

Go vertical or horizontal by using block or inline axis 🤙

Note how we reuse our keyframes with the different direction and range 🤓 You can also leave the keyframe "open ended" for reuse elsewhere.

@CodePen link below! 👇

[Rohan.dev @rohan_webdev]

Frontend Developer Guide ⭐️

Save it ✅

[jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ @jh3yy]

Take it a step further and add some CSS elastic easing with the linear() function 🤩

::view-transition-new(swap) {
animation-timing-function: linear(
0, 0.6832 7.89%, 0.9171 11.07%, 1.0251,
1.1058 14.9%, 1.1619 16.86%,
1.1945 18.91%, 1.2024 20.02%,
1.2043 21.18%, 1.1907, 1.1598 26.27%,
1.0604 32.59%, 1.0172 35.84%,
0.9839 39.49%, 0.967 43.26%,
0.9639 45.77%, 0.9661 48.59%,
0.9963 60.54%, 1.0054 67.42%, 1
);
}

Very satisfying 💙