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I want to start my "Week in Review" series on dev.to π₯³. There's already my weekly newsletter, but E-Mail does not work for everybody. So, let's start something new is what I thought.
Let's try this.
Hopefully, the last week was an awesome one like mine. I got to know some of my Twitter friends better. The community is just π₯.
Besides getting lots of chat notifications π , I found and tested some fancy tools this week. AND I published my second article on dev.to π: "Scrape Tweets from Twitter profiles without using Twitter's API." π¦ Enjoy reading, maybe it is something for you. Feedback is highly appreciated.
βThings I learned, found and tried in week 20/20 π§
- I know CSS magicians π§π»ββοΈπ§π»ββοΈ like Jhey can do crazy things with CSS, but seeing how a single div can look like is still just π€―
- This is sometimes red π΄and sometimes blue π΅, not more π.
- Everybody is using carbon these days to create fancy screenshots of their code. Did you know you can also create code snaps right inside VS Code with the CodeSnap extension?
- Create WAI-ARIA compliant React autosuggest component with react-autosuggest (by the way moroshko is looking for maintainers)
- SEO Protips - Do you know how healthy your site is? No? Then check out Google's "Web Vitals" page and install their WebVitals Chrome extension (beta).
- In case you missed it -> Deno 1.0 landed (What is Deno?). Francesco shows you how to use Deno with Docker.
- I might not be the only one fooling with virtual backgrounds on Zoom. Here's a site full of fancy backgrounds for you: https://www.zoombackground.io/β
- Definitely on my list for this week Color Ninja. Jhey used it this week in his live stream on Twitch and it just looks π₯! This is a Color Schemer and Palette Manager on steroids - Absolutely! CSS magicians going to love it.
- Speaking of falling in love, this happens to me with TailwindCSS right now. Creating beautiful pages is just incredibly easy with Tailwind. Give it a try. And here's a tool for creating Grids with Tailwind for your start. Chris Dixon explains in one of his latest videos how to get started with Tailwind.
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Do you have fancy tools you want to share with me? I'm always ready to try new things! Just comment below, mention me on Twitter, or send me a DM. That would be awesome. π₯³
See you next week - same place, same platform. ππ»
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Thank you,β
Stefan
Let's stay connected on Twitter and LinkedIn.
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Hey Stefan - thanks for mentioning Color Ninja. In case anyone is wondering, it's back online as Paletter!