MA¥ @may33dev

Currently learning Frontend. Duitsland Joined November 2020

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MA¥ @may33dev

a year ago

@perborgen @bobziroll that's super nice! was looking forward to learning next after completing the frontend career path.

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Grok @grok

a year ago

this is your sign to just lock in

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Dear Self. @Dearme2_

a year ago

In 2025.

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Sahil Lavingia @shl

a year ago

Human + AI > AI

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Jay Yang @Jayyanginspires

a year ago

this is the way

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Words @wordsporn

2 years ago

grit

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Wes Bos @wesbos

2 years ago

Use CSS Grid to stack items, and visibility: hidden to hide/show spinner. This approach allows the largest item to size the button, and keeps the button text accessible

Help me, you're my only hope I have a button that should display a loading spinner, usually with a different width than the content. but how do I prevent the button from resizing when it does? - I do not want to set fixed pixel width on all buttons - I need a tailwind or

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Marc Lou @marclou

2 years ago

With the launch of CodeFast, I've received lots of questions about using Cursor, V0, or Bolt to code. Using AI to code without knowing how to code is like buying a Ferrari without knowing how to drive. AI can give you a feeling of progressing super fast because you can build an entire landing page using English. But the moment you have a bug or want something specific, you won't be able to connect the dots and get stuck in the AI loop. Coding is easier than ever, but there's no cheat sheet: 1. Learn the basics of coding first (use AI to explain everything) 2. Then use AI to code faster

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Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4

2 years ago

There are whole books on psychology that don't get anywhere near this paragraph from Dostoevsky

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Bob Ziroll @bobziroll

2 years ago

Today's the day! 🚀 My new, 100% free Learn React course is now live on @scrimba, and we've partnered with @freeCodeCamp to bring it to YouTube as well! To celebrate, we're giving away five(🤯) 𝗟𝗜𝗙𝗘𝗧𝗜𝗠𝗘 subscriptions to Scrimba Pro. See the details below 👇

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Danny Thompson @DThompsonDev

2 years ago

Please use more descriptive variable names and function names. Clear naming eliminates the need for comments and removes ambiguity. ❌ const address ✅ const userEnteredAddress ✅ const validatedShippingAddress Let your code document itself and walk others through the logic!

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MA¥ @may33dev

2 years ago

Continuing my frontend learning journey. Today I built a simple bot that fetches a random activity idea from the bored api.

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MA¥ @may33dev

2 years ago

Day 25 #100DaysOfCode, today I've finished the third section. Mainly learning about how to use CSS grid. Kinda tricky in some ways but practice makes perfect I guess! #Frontend

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MA¥ @may33dev

2 years ago

@e_opore Hallo 👋

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2 years ago

How well versed are you with CSS Grid? Here's what Scrimba says is good about CSS Grid.

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MA¥ @may33dev

2 years ago

Day 24 of #100DaysOfCode Finished the second section of module 6, where I've built a product splash page. Here are some topics that were covered:

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2 years ago

@CredsLife

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2 years ago

Day 23 of #100DaysOfCode Today I've finished the first section of module 6 @scrimba, mainly learning about responsive design. Here are some things that were covered:

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Scrimba @scrimba

2 years ago

We have fully revamped our popular Learn Tailwind CSS course and the new edit has just gone live! As well as all the bang-up-to-date Tailwind essentials, the course now contains five real-world projects to help you test your skills, cement your knowledge , and build up your portfolio! 🪄✨ Want to help us spread the good news? RT this and you'll be in with a chance of winning a YEAR of Scrimba Pro ♻️📆🏆

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MA¥ @may33dev

2 years ago

Happy Halloween! I just noticed the colour change in GitHub's contribution graph. Today I've also continued working on section one of module 6 in Scrimba's frontend career path. Learning about responsive design with em, rem, media queries, etc. #Day21 #100DaysOfCode #Frontend