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Knowledge-wise: Github. When I began learning Javascript I'd read through the source code of any libraries that appeared to do magic and figure out what the tri
by welanes 10y ago
Knowledge-wise: Github. When I began learning Javascript I'd read through the source code of any libraries that appeared to do magic and figure out what the trick was. Very helpful in making things 'click'.
Tool-wise: Vue.js (a single file for code, templates and style is refreshing), Now by zeit.co and Sublime Text are my three hombres.
And hot-reloading, for all those hours it saves me....praise be to Websockets.
- k__ 10y agoYes, GitHub is now my go-to resource when I got problems (before it was Stackoverflow) 1. Google the problem If Google don't has answers. 2. Look into the source on GitHub 2. becomes 1. if I used the lib for a longer time or I know it's really small. I think I became a better developer that way, because I now see more often how other devs do things (code- and process-wise)
- hacker_9 10y agoI agree with GitHub, everyone here is talking about programming languages, but the ability to search through millions of projects and basically get a 'head start' on any idea you come up with is just brilliant. The other day I needed a Bezier curve editor and GitHub gave me a 100 to choose from! I just took the one with the most features and started adding to it from there - saved perhaps a week of effort right off the bat.