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I realised that my React skills were slowly proving to be a bottleneck, so I learnt all the react concepts and the internal workings, now I feel pretty confident about react.
I also learnt what actual designing is, and how to really make good looking websites
I also re-learnt (went through the docs) of the amazing NextJS. I felt like I hadn't really grasped the concepts of datafetching (getServerSideProps, getStaticPaths, etc). This week, I was 1% better than the last.
I learned that writing cover or motivation letter and tailoring resume are super hard 😅
Also, I learned about a React hooks
useRefthis week 😊Nice!
I learned that this is the 11th annual Global Accessibility Awareness Day. Pretty cool!
Happy Global Accessibility Awareness Day!
dev.to staff for The DEV Team ・ May 19 ・ 2 min read
This week I learned about the ControlValueAccessor in Angular Forms. This comes in handy in the event you are creating an Angular Form and want to create a reusable component such as an input. I've always just inlined whatever I need, but this would definitely come in handy if you have a form heavy app and will reuse the same field. I'm also exploring the UX trends for signup and login pages. If you've got a link to a useful article, please share :)
I learned on Codepen if you type a tag and them TAB it auto completes the tag.
I wrote a TIL blog about ir dev.to/jarvisscript/codepen-shortc...
Learned about some more flags when using
yarn. The--immutableflag which is used for aborting with an error exit code if the lockfile was to be modified.TIL!
Hi all. Happy to join. :)
I learned that "Today if i will west my time then tomorrow time will make me wastage" :|
learning to ask better questions in discussion posts :)
I learned my LLC was filed and approved in the state of PA.
It's been a nightmare.
Oof! Glad you got it filed.
I learned a lot about AWS Lambda from this exchange.
Awesome!
For the weeks ahead, I'm building booking.com app. Who'd like use to be each other's pace setters? :)
Best of luck!
team work
Distributed lock
Nice!
I've been diving into Vite