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Hi every one, i am at the start of my career.
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Hi everyone , Just joined this community looking forward to this . Quick intro :- My name is devesh and I am a self taught programmer currently looking for jobs/internships and giving interviews for both Backend and Front End Development .
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Thank you so much !!!!
Good luck! Do you like to work with Unity? There are many jobs for Unity C# ;)
Hi !! Sorry but I am looking for Web Development Jobs / Internships , If you know that we could have a talk on that or else I would like to know about your experience working as a Unity Game Dev .
Hi! sorry I thought you like 'programming' job. lol. That's Ok. Game Dev job is very interesting! We can find many jobs there :P But most of Game Devs work for non - profit! If you know C# and Unity basics, it is very easy to start your journey!
Hi Devesh, I hope you enjoy the community and people here, I like so much to study and discuss about tech, I am new here too. I wish success for you.
Yes I am enjoying the community here , This place is great ! Learned so many things recently with the help of this . Thank you so much and All the Best to you .
funny name, call yourself Dev, right? 🤔 😂
yes hahahhahha !
Hello everyone! My name is Malen and I am a frontend developer. Lately, I am learning in depth some components of React to create my new portfolio. That's why I'll be around here often. I hope to meet some developers and increase my knowledge in this amazing area.
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Use some advanced concepts to show your working projects in style 💅
what do you suggest me?
As mentioned above. It's all your choice totally. I started with react.js then 'JSX' come into picture & now I'm working my way to 'TSX' 🤗.
As for Styles I used "ScSS" while learning react. But having heard about styled-components. I learned it from a video from ben awad. But it's way too old tutorial. I commented like 'Still styled-components?'. He said that he's liking tailwindcss. So, I slowly learned.
The feature of tailwind I like most is the low level dealing. It's so low level. Yes. it's loses readability. But If you learn to strain a little bit. It becomes more meta than you think.
So, I'd recommend start with styled-components & end with tailwind. because tailwind work off the grid(react).
DM me if you feel awkward 🤓
Woow, thanks Anguram! And Nice to meet you. 😊
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If you're Class Components. Then implement hooks into project.
I'd recommend some styled library like 'styled-components' or 'tailwindcss'. If you don't know which one to choose. Try both figure out which suits you. At first I used styled-components and now I'm using tailwindcss. But both are awesome in their own way!
What I'm implying is that try to play with it. It's not serious framework or something. It's just a library full of interesting pattern and sub libraries 🤩
Try this channel => youtube.com/channel/UC80PWRj_ZU8Zu...
Wow, thank you very much!... Oh and i know styled-components librery. Sometimes I implement it but I don't know the other library. For my portfolio, i decided to use plain css cause i think it's more simple but maybe i should by used styled-components... mmmm...
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Hello everyone, My name is Judy, I am a front end web developer and web designer. I joined the community to portray my knowledge and skills and also to learn. Glad to be part of this community
hello my name is emiliano i am learning graphql
Hello! I'm glad to be here :)
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