Bryce Mullican

If you want to be a frontend dev, there are many skills and tools you'll need to learn. So how do you know where to start, what courses to take, and what to prioritize? In this guide, @beaucarnes lays out a roadmap so you can get started learning. freecodecamp.org/news/front-end…

Just got my ticket for #nextjsconf by @vercel, claim yours! Let's make the Web. Faster. nextjs.org/conf/tickets/o…

React still dominates in 2021. You should also check out: * magic.link - passwordless authentication * GraphQL * Next.js and vercel.com medium.com/javascript-sce…

When you're designing a website, wireframes help you visualize the layout and functionality. They also help you design the overall structure and navigation flow. In this article @adrian_twarog shows you what a wireframe is & how you can make one. freecodecamp.org/news/what-is-a…

🔥 Dev Tools Tip: Bump values by 10 by holding down Shift when using your arrow keys. Bump by 0.1 by holding down Option / Alt I know lots of you know this, but I just got a DM about it in one of my videos and I thought everyone should know!

#CodeTidbits30 Day 23 🎄 Wrap your keyboard command text with <kbd>. Great to use especially in documentations. It's more semantically correct & allows you to target it for some nice styling 👏 #Codenewbie #100DaysOfCode #301DaysOfCode

#CodeTidbits30 Day 14 🎄 Here are 5 ways to add an item to the end of an array. "push", "splice", and "length" will mutate the original array. Whereas "concat"and "spread" will not and will instead return a new array👍 #Codenewbie #100DaysOfCode #301DaysOfCode

There are lots of ways to learn to code. And coding games are one of the more fun & interactive things you can do. Want to know to use them effectively? Here, @playcodepip shares how to learn web development by playing coding games. freecodecamp.org/news/learn-web…

Repetition of the basics is what makes a good developer.

Working with Next.js? Want to get these? ◆ Server-side rendering ◆ Incremental Static Regeneration ◆ Preview Mode ◆ Powerful Netlify development workflows ◆ And more! That'll be *checks notes* ...one click, please. netlify.com/blog/2020/12/0…

Java was first released in mid-1995, just 6 months before JS. By 98, when I went to college, Java was already used for all the first level courses in the CS program. How did it catch on so quickly (just 3 years) to shift university curriculum, which is usually so slow/behind?

Sleep is the best debugger

If you want to give back to the tech community, you should consider contributing to open source. But how do you know where to start? It's a big open source world out there. Get started by watching this complete guide to open source from @eddiejaoude. freecodecamp.org/news/the-ultim…

When you're designing a website, a wireframe helps you see the full layout & all the functionality. They also help you design the overall structure & navigation flow. In this article @adrian_twarog shows you what a wireframe is & how you can make one. freecodecamp.org/news/what-is-a…

Want to practice your React skills? Then here's a great project for you. You'll build a movie app, and you'll use a real API to get the data. In this detailed guide, @chrisblakely01 helps you build this fun portfolio project with React & the OMBD API. freecodecamp.org/news/react-mov…

Apps should have features that are short-lived and disappear if they're not actually useful to users. Call them "fleetures".

The SOLID Principles are 5 principles of Object-Oriented class design. They're a set of rules & best practices to follow when designing a class structure. Need an intro? this guide explains the rules of object-oriented programming in plain English. freecodecamp.org/news/solid-pri…

TDD taught me to be a better programmer. medium.com/javascript-sce… #tdd

Break the tyranny of the wifi connection. Every single page, no matter how static or simple it is, needs upgraded and smarter caching logic so that whatever has already been loaded in a browser tab stays available no matter the connection status. The solution? Service Workers.

Modern image formats can now be debugged in @ChromeDevTools. Disable WebP or AVIF to test differing fallbacks in the Rendering panel: bit.ly/devtools-images