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I'm learning react. Took a course on Scrimba by @bobziroll. Really loved the way he explained everything and the challenges. Finished this solo project. It was hard but i made it on my own. Thank God. Hope you like it Site: abuu998quizzical.netlify.app Code: github.com/Abuu998/Quizzi…

@iam_kgkunal @rattibha

Must-Have VS Code Extensions for React JS Development 🚀 Open thread 👇

@bobziroll @rattibha

JS Deep Dive: Prototypes and the prototype chain This is a topic that's good to understand just for the sake of nerding out about JavaScript. Knowing your language in a deeper way is a real confidence booster 💪

@_georgemoller @rattibha

💡 How well do you know how to scroll an element into view with JavaScript?↓ 1/4

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@_georgemoller @rattibha

🧩 If you don't know when to use Flexbox in CSS, check out this 4 useful Flexbox use cases ↓ 1/4

@Hapinaki1 @rattibha

@ATechAjay @rattibha

Learn GitHub README file Markdown 1. Heading: Using the "#" symbol before the text to create a heading. # Heading 1 ## Heading 2 ### Heading 3 #### Heading 4 ##### Heading 5 ###### Heading 6 2. Styling Text: To apply bold, italic, or strikethrough formatting, use the asterisk (*) or tilde (~) symbols. **Bold text** *Italic text* ~~Strikethrough text~~ 3. Unordered List: Create an unordered list using the (-) symbol. - Item 1 - Item 2 - Item 3 4. Ordered List: To create an ordered list using sequential numbers (1, 2, 3). 1. Item 1 2. Item 2 3. Item 3 5. Links: To create a link, use these [] and () brackets. [Link text](URL) 6. Image: To insert an image, use these [] and () brackets and an exclamatory (!) symbol.  7. Code: To insert code in the readme file, use this symbol (``). `Code` 8. Code Blocks: To insert a code block in the readme file, use this symbol (```). ​``` language code ​``` 9. Tables: To create a table, use these formats and symbols. | Column 1 | Column 2 | |----------|----------| | Cell | Cell | | Cell | Cell | 10. Quotes: To create a Quote text, use (>) greater than symbol. > This is a quoted text 11. Horizontal Rule: To create a Horizontal line use these symbols (---) or (***). --- *** 12. Task Lists: To create a task list item, use these formats and symbols. - [x] Task 1 - [ ] Task 2 - [ ] Task 3 These are some of the most commonly used Markdown elements in a README file. We can combine these elements to create comprehensive and well-formatted documentation for our GitHub projects. Thanks for the reading:)

@gombala_design @rattibha

The Hero section decides whether the visitor stays or leaves the site. It is the section that must be the most interesting, and the most elaborate. Here are 5 interesting ideas for the HERO SECTION :

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@p_4all @rattibha

هذا هو البديل الأقوى والافضل لـ Canva ومجاني وليس مدفوعا مثل كانڤا ✨ آسف Canva ولكن خدمة مثل تصميم وتعديل الصور يجب ان تكون مجانية!

@FarisHammadi @DubaiPoliceHQ

السادة/ شرطة دبي حفظكم الله، هذا الشخص يثير الفتنة والنعرات الدينية ضد المسلمين. وهو مقيم في دبي. جزاكم الله خيرا ونفع بكم. twitter.com/kirandayal?s=2…

@TenHagBall_ @ManUtd Come on man😥

@ManUtd WOW FINALLY!!!

ℹ️ Club statement. #MUFC

@adriankuleszo @rattibha

How to create an awesome space gradient effect in Figma 👇 - inspired by wope .com website

@UtdEra_ Come on man😥.

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@maarooua_ @eselabib Exactly my reaction🤭.

@eselabib the week before? hahahah

So no one revises anymore, everyone just learns everything the week before exams apparently 💀💀

@iam_chonchol @rattibha

Git Cheat Sheet. 10 Git Commands Every Developer Should Know 🧵👇

@codewithshripal @rattibha

CSS Tip 💡 You may not know about this ::marker pseudo-element to easily enhance HTML List style ✨ Open this thread to learn all about it 🧵 ↓

@gombala_design @rattibha

@Rapid_API @rattibha

10 HTTP headers that developers should be aware of. Thread🧵👇

@LJUTD Nothing😂😂😂. That's why he cannot say

Wtf did he say bro?? 💀💀