Over years of writing code I have built up a lot of bookmarks for sites I find useful. I have used this list to help point my students in the right...
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Mozilla Developer Network is the reference that we need, as opposed to the reference we deserve.
It's an extremely comprehensive resource. Getting people to actually read the articles is often a losing battle though! 😂
I finished >90% of MDN's HTML and CSS module. I used Anki to make it more interesting. 🙂
Ah, nice! Never heard of Anki. Looks like a great study aide!
I think Vim would be the next thing I learn after I know how to write code and have written some for lets say about 4 months.
Vim will definitely be a frustrating experience for first two weeks, but then the person that takes on this journey will never regret it. It will definitely help the person to write the code more efficiently.
After that, if a person really liked the Visual Studio Code, it can install the vim plugin for it, and the whole coding experience will become so much better.
Interesting! Next tried Vim, so it's good to hear your perspective. Thanks!
In my search to find out resources that I can use to make my websites better, I think the best so far is this bennettfeely.com/clippy/
It is CSS clip-path generator to create cool shapes on images and put a creative spin on image display.
Yeah, Clippy is a great tool! 💯
Awesome List is awesome, even has a frontend section.
Awesome list is definitely awesome! 🙌
Really beautiful site, Matt! Great list.
Thanks Jess!
logotaco.com for some free logo and brand design.