Hello 2022! For those interested, you can check out last year’s series.
It's that time of the week again. So wonderful devs, what did you learn this week? It could be programming tips, career advice etc.
Feel free to comment with what you learnt and/or reference your TIL post to give it some more exposure.
#todayilearned
Summarize a concept that is new to you.
Oldest comments (29)
I learn a lot about ClickHouse and contribute their docs frequently :).
When I see ClickHouse, I think ClickHole 🤷
It lets me laugh.
Well I somehow missed that 8 digit hex codes for colours were a thing…pretty much blew my mind that I had missed this for over 6 years!
Did you know there are 4 and 8 digit hex codes (#11223344?) for colours? 🤯
InHuOfficial ・ Jan 6 ・ 5 min read
Yeah it's pretty neat to tweak the alpha channel.
Next someone will be telling me I can centre a
<div>with just 2 lines using CSS grid! Can you imagine? 😉yes i know it's included opacity of normal hex color code.
Am i right?
Now a days I am learning and implementing responsive layout design of websites.
Check out some real life experiment of my responsive layout skills
Second open source project, Fashion store website
Atul Prajapati ・ Jan 3 ・ 1 min read
Just used my responsive skills to design this restaurant website
Atul Prajapati ・ Dec 29 '21 ・ 1 min read
Roller coaster journey to learn CSS responsive layout course by Kavin Powell.
Atul Prajapati ・ Dec 23 '21 ・ 3 min read
Big thanks to kevin powell and his courses
Nice!
Perseverance and patience. This year really required a lot of patience.
TimSort is usually default stable sort algorithm. I discovered it when my girlfriend ask me to help with her assignment.
I started learning Next.js
That's awesome! 🔥
yeah! thanks
Sounds like it'd make for a great bog post comparing the two. 😎
I am exploring Angular combined with Ionic to contribute to an Application.
I also recently joined a new community: Virtual Coffee [as a matter of fact, I just saw you there :)] and shall be using the same to network and learn from developers around the world.
I am continuing to be more financially literate using books as my guide. I am getting more 'aware' about Fundamental Analysis.
Nice! I'm a part of Virtual Coffee as well!
I learned that each stage in a MongoDB aggregation pipeline can use a maximum of 100 MB RAM and will error if it needs more. There is an
allowDiskUseoption you can enable to make it use temporary files on disk to exceed that limit. Though optimizing the pipeline is a better solution when possible!I am creating a chat application for my little sisters birthday :)
Noice!