💡 Day 39/100
CSS Tip: Use cursor: pointer
Why?
- Shows clickable elements
- Better UX
Small detail, big difference.
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Jipson101
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A Web developer. Currently extending to mobile development.
Katılım Kasım 2024
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💡 Day 38/100
HTML Tip: Always use <!DOCTYPE html>
Why?
- Enables standards mode
- Prevents weird layout issues
Skipping this = unpredictable UI ⚠️
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💡 Day 37/100
JS Tip: Use "use strict"
Why?
- Prevents silent errors
- Avoids global variables
No strict mode = hidden bugs ⚠️
Using it already?
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💡 Day 36/100
CSS Tip: Use position: relative on parent
Why?
- Controls absolute elements
- Prevents layout issues
No parent = unpredictable positioning ⚠️
Do you use this properly?
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💡 Day 35/100
HTML Tip: Use semantic tags
✅ <header>, <main>, <section>
❌ only <div>
Why?
- Better SEO
- Accessibility
- Cleaner structure
Still overusing divs?
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💡 Day 34/100
JS Tip: Avoid mutating arrays
❌ arr.push(4)
✅ [...arr, 4]
Why?
- Prevents side effects
- Cleaner state management
Do you mutate arrays?
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💡 Day 33/100
CSS Tip: Use max-width, not fixed width
✅ max-width: 1200px
❌ width: 1200px
Why?
- Better responsiveness
- Prevents layout breaking
Still using fixed widths?
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💡 Day 32/100
HTML Tip: Always set button type
Default = submit ⚠️
✅ type="button"
✅ type="submit"
Avoid unexpected form submissions.
Do you set it explicitly?
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The 5 “high” advisories?
2 were PostCSS bundled inside Next — unreachable.
3 in a dev linter — zero production risk.
--force tried to downgrade me to a version that rejected React 18.
Moral: Don’t let screaming audits dictate your stack.
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💡 Day 31/100
JS Tip: Use Number() for conversion
✅ Number("10")
❌ parseInt("10px") → 10 ⚠️
Why?
- More predictable
- Avoids hidden bugs
Which one do you use?
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💡 Day 30/100
CSS Tip: Use object-fit: cover
Why?
- Prevents image distortion
- Keeps aspect ratio
- Cleaner UI
Without it, images can look stretched.
Using this already?
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💡 Day 29/100
HTML Tip: Use <button>, not <div> for actions
Why?
- Accessibility
- Built-in behavior
- Cleaner semantics
Stop turning divs into buttons.
Still doing this sometimes?
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💡 Day 28/100
CSS Tip: Don’t abuse overflow: hidden
It can:
- Hide real layout issues
- Break dropdowns/tooltips
Fix the cause, not the symptom.
Do you use it as a hack?
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💡 Day 27/100
JS Tip: Clean up event listeners
✅ removeEventListener
❌ leaving listeners active
Why?
- Prevents memory leaks
- Avoids duplicate actions
Doing this already?
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