Last week, I shared what I've been working on recently — an up-to-date "codethrough" of freeCodeCamp's curriculum: walking through every exercise, lesson, and challenge, and adding my own spin on it where possible. I also shared the first video in the series, covering the basics of HTML, including tags, attributes, and
"How do you learn to code?" When I started coding about a decade ago, that was a difficult question to answer. Projects like Codecademy were just around the corner, but because there weren't as many interactive resources as there are now, I relied on long tutorials and books to pick
How to get started with React Native, including the best open-source packages, courses, and tutorials. Up-to-date for 2021!
Use const whenever possibleconst sets constant variables in JavaScript. This is useful when you don't want variables to be able to change! Below, we use var to set up a name variable. We can change that variable at any time after initialization and assignment: var name = "Kristian" name = "Someone" console.
Learn how to update Git to the most recent version using WSL and Ubuntu.
A quick look into exception monitoring, why it matters, and how to get started in your own applications.
Heard about Gatsby 3.0, gatsby-plugin-image, or any of the other big announcements from GatsbyConf 2021? Check out my recap of the conference in ten minutes or less. ResourcesFull playlist of talks from GatsbyConf 2021 on the Gatsby channelUpdated Gatsby course from Laurie Barth on egghead.ioAnnouncement blog post from
Here's three tricks from modern JavaScript (ES6) that you need to know to improve your developer productivity.
A quick guide for customizing your Windows terminal with custom color schemes.
Four tips to use your browser's address bar more effectively.
In this video, I'll show you how to deploy lilredirector, my open-source redirect engine built for Cloudflare Workers. After six months of testing different architectures, it's finally ready to deploy on your sites! I've been working on lilredirector for about seven months, and it's gone through a number of architecture
In this issue of Bytesized, we'll dig into the what, the why, and the how of Redis, and give you the tools you need to get started deploying your first Redis instance.
Learn how to work with the FileList API to query file inputs, find the list of a FileList object, and iterate through the items within it.
Dive into Tailwind CSS, the utility-first CSS framework, with our collection of the best courses, blog posts, templates, and cheat sheets.
In this issue of Bytesized, I'll break down the (surprisingly) burgeoning field of tools for thought, why it matters, and how it's different than the status quo of tools and software that we're using right now.
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