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Currently learning Frontend.

[MA¥ @may33dev]

@perborgen @bobziroll that's super nice! was looking forward to learning next after completing the frontend career path.

[Grok @grok]

this is your sign to just lock in

[Dear Self. @Dearme2_]

In 2025.

[Sahil Lavingia @shl]

Human + AI > AI

[Jay Yang @Jayyanginspires]

this is the way

[Words @wordsporn]

grit

[Wes Bos @wesbos]

Use CSS Grid to stack items, and visibility: hidden to hide/show spinner.

This approach allows the largest item to size the button, and keeps the button text accessible

[Marc Lou @marclou]

With the launch of CodeFast, I've received lots of questions about using Cursor, V0, or Bolt to code.

Using AI to code without knowing how to code is like buying a Ferrari without knowing how to drive.

AI can give you a feeling of progressing super fast because you can build an entire landing page using English.

But the moment you have a bug or want something specific, you won't be able to connect the dots and get stuck in the AI loop.

Coding is easier than ever, but there's no cheat sheet:

1. Learn the basics of coding first (use AI to explain everything)
2. Then use AI to code faster

[Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4]

There are whole books on psychology that don't get anywhere near this paragraph from Dostoevsky

[Bob Ziroll @bobziroll]

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[Danny Thompson @DThompsonDev]

Please use more descriptive variable names and function names.

Clear naming eliminates the need for comments and removes ambiguity.

❌ const address
✅ const userEnteredAddress
✅ const validatedShippingAddress

Let your code document itself and walk others through the logic!

[MA¥ @may33dev]

Continuing my frontend learning journey. Today I built a simple bot that fetches a random activity idea from the bored api.

[MA¥ @may33dev]

Day 25 #100DaysOfCode, today I've finished the third section. Mainly learning about how to use CSS grid. Kinda tricky in some ways but practice makes perfect I guess! #Frontend

[MA¥ @may33dev]

@e_opore Hallo 👋

[MA¥ @may33dev]

How well versed are you with CSS Grid? Here's what Scrimba says is good about CSS Grid.

[MA¥ @may33dev]

Day 24 of #100DaysOfCode

Finished the second section of module 6, where I've built a product splash page. Here are some topics that were covered:

[MA¥ @may33dev]

@CredsLife

[MA¥ @may33dev]

Day 23 of #100DaysOfCode

Today I've finished the first section of module 6 @scrimba, mainly learning about responsive design. Here are some things that were covered:

[Scrimba @scrimba]

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[MA¥ @may33dev]

Happy Halloween! I just noticed the colour change in GitHub's contribution graph. Today I've also continued working on section one of module 6 in Scrimba's frontend career path. Learning about responsive design with em, rem, media queries, etc. #Day21 #100DaysOfCode #Frontend