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It's hard to choose what to learn when you're starting your journey as a frontend developer. There're plenty of sources, co...
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I recommend:
notion.so for recording notes,specs, product owner feedback and planning.
Postman when working with REST APIs.
I prefer Firefox devtools over Chrome, so it's a good alternative to mention.
Redux devtools for working with apps that implement redux for state management.
Hyper.js for a pleasant and productive terminal experience.
The list goes on, but these plus some of what you mentioned are what I have on everyday.
Thanks!
I also find myself using compressor.io and Coolors a lot.
Great list!
I'd love to also add something like Charles Proxy to the list! Any tool to help you easily mock a backend API will help speed up Dev and make it easier to work towards a new API spec.
With the rapid pace of change in the tech industry, it can be difficult to predict which skills will be in demand in the future ?
However, there are top 10 skills that are essential for any front-end developer.
IMHO the description for GitHub was pretty bad. There's a distinction between Git and GitHub and the paragraph here is just very murky in general.
Thanks, will have a look on that!
Updated, thanks!
I like to use Google's Squoosh App myself for image compression. Works great and you get a preview with a slider
I think that this one should be mentioned. I use inline one-liner(with one path and one d="...") svgs for icons in React, so I'm handling svg optimization like a boss with svg omg
Awesome article I love figma. Will always find way to develop stuff with it.
No 1 tool every front end developer requires is Node.
I use squoosh for converting and compressing images.
I hadn't heard of it before, looks pretty interesting, thanks!
Altair is an Insomnia alternative that's fantastic as well for anyone interested!