I always have to look up JS array methods 'slice' and 'splice' and regex.
What about you - is there something you need to Google again and again despite of using it multiple times before?
What's something you always have to Google?
Madza
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flexbox properties. But I find this article really helpful.
Spam time :D
Flex layout
CSS Guide
Hope it helps on any way :)
We all have this article in our bookmarks :D
I love css-tricks, lots of high quality articles there ๐ฅโค
This cheat sheet is good too. I usually refer to it when dealing with flex.
grid, in my case; but css properties' naming is very confusing.
Same here ๐๐
Well, how to generate an SSH key
"remove children from parent"
Getting really weird results some how.. ๐คทโโ๏ธ
Haha, lol ๐๐ Google takes everything directly and not cares what background are you in ๐๐
Seeing they track about everything I'm just surprised haha ๐
'css how to' + anything
Bookmark this and let me know if I missed something ๐ ๐
'center an element in a div' is a great starting point ๐๐
recently I use place-items: center, tho ๐
Lol...
I keep forgetting some commands.. So askUbuntu.. Hahaha! I must have ten billion bookmarks on commands. Lol its easier to use Google than to go through all my saved bookmarks.. That's actually funny ๐
LOL, this is funny one.. I always google: "PHP String contains" and go to this article: stackoverflow.com/questions/436673...
Should finally remember this! :D
You should bookmark it or print it on the wall ๐๐
String and array 'slice' 'splice' regex Material UI component props
How to use .reduce() in JavaScript
yeah and that one too ๐
Regex for sure.... every time I need a new regular expression I find myself back on Stack Overflow or Regex101 learning it again the hard way ๐คฆ
In case you don't find it on SO, or wish to see more suggestions, I'd highly recommend using github.com/aloisdg/awesome-regex#c...
Command line for tar compression / decompression. I know I know them, but I'm never sure enough to not check it first
I wrote a book on regexp, so I now look that up instead of searching online ;)
Regular expression rules :)
my favorite is regex101.com for online edit
media queries ... wich one is max or min ? is there a parenthese somewhere ?
All . The . ****** . Time
\s vs \w
Less than/Greater than sign to give my head relief that I'm right and JavaScript sucks.
Am I the weird one?
I always have to google
lsof -i -P -n | grep LISTEN(show ports in use). I can never memorize the flags lol.how to exit vim
lol ๐๐๐
"js how to check empty object"
Too much times...
then you put your hands on a project with jQuery you get j.query ini object even the object didn't exist on the DOM and the world explodes ๐
I have to review the strategy pattern for dependency injection in .net core quite a bit. It's nice once it's set up, but it's easy to miss a step during the set up.
I've to code this each time I put my hands into a new machine or project ๐
Always google how to move an item in array. it's so simple but somehow I can't remember that