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by flaviocopes 8y ago
- https://discourse.mozilla.org/latest - https://platform.github.community/latest - https://forum.golangbridge.org/
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by flaviocopes 8y ago
Thank you!
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Unicode in JavaScript(flaviocopes.com)
2 points by flaviocopes 8y ago|2 comments
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by flaviocopes 8y ago
That must be Julia Evans, she's awesome! https://twitter.com/b0rk
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How to build your own serverless platform(tomasz.janczuk.org)
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Every developer should have a blog. Here’s why, and how to stick with it(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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by flaviocopes 8y ago
TinyLetter is amazing. Simple, easy to use, just does what you need without templates, campaigns and other stuff that gets in the way between you and subscribers receiving an update from you.
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Rewrite loops using map, filter and reduce(flaviocopes.com)
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by flaviocopes 8y ago
You already got some great resources here. I also drop my blog https://flaviocopes.com where I am tackling one frontend development topic every day, if you want one more item in your RSS feed!
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How I stopped worrying and learned to love the JavaScript ecosystem(hackernoon.com)
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by flaviocopes 9y ago
Yes, it works. 11 years ago I started a personal blog where I put all I was learning, and that led to several contacts that made me start contracting as I finished my studies. The blog is now dead, but it was a continuous source of inquirie
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by flaviocopes 9y ago
The Internet for Dummies, under my monitor stand to make it a bit higher
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Auto trigger deploys on Netlify(flaviocopes.com)
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by flaviocopes 9y ago
Any plan you follow, make sure you learn the "new" JavaScript syntax, ES2017/ES8. I find every ES release significantly simplifies JavaScript for beginners. So make sure it's _at least_ ES6. ES7 brings little to the tabl
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Introduction to the Web Storage API(flaviocopes.com)
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A List of Cool Chrome DevTools Tips and Tricks(flaviocopes.com)
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Introduction to PostCSS(flaviocopes.com)
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A List of Sample Web App Ideas(flaviocopes.com)
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The Flexbox Guide(flaviocopes.com)
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The Complete ECMAScript 2015-2017 Guide(flaviocopes.com)
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by flaviocopes 9y ago
I would leverage your existing knowledge but avoid WordPress, and instead use Grav ( https://getgrav.org ). It's open source and much more flexible than WordPress, plus it does not require a database (it's a flat-file CM
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by flaviocopes 10y ago
For non-developers, or non-tecnical users, I'd recommend Medium ( https://medium.com ) first, then Tumblr.com ( https://tumblr.com ) or WordPress.com ( https://wordpress.com ).
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by flaviocopes 10y ago
David Heinemeier Hansson at Startup School 08 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CDXJ6bMkMY
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by flaviocopes 10y ago
Our free CMS [1] was featured on Product Hunt 1.5 years ago, after being posted to Designer News by someone, and got #1. We were not actively involved in the posting, but it had a fantastic effect on our user base, we went from 1600 GitHub