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For those starting out with Javascript: I can highly recommend this udemy course udemy.com/course/the-com… @jonasschmedtman is just so good at explaining things! #javascript #coding

@mariabielikcode Thank you Maria!😊

@elifscode That’s amazing! Huge congrats on your achievement 🎉

@soph_m_e Thank you Sophie!😊

@elifscode Congrats Elif!

My first meetup experience: TypeScript documentation watch party in Berlin earlier this week. Love my first event swag 😍 @OfferZen #TypeScriptLove

Had a spontaneous chat with my mentor about compiled (e.g. Go, Rust) and interpreted programming languages (e.g. JS). Finally got some context to understand the opinions of some coding influencers whose tweets feel like crypted language sometimes 😂 #techTwitter #javascript

I built my first custom hook in #React for form validation and submission! ✨This one was fun! Confusing at first, it started making more sense while coding. Now the logic and states are abstracted away. I can reuse it every time I use a form. Highly recommend trying it out!

What exactly happens when you run a program on your computer? Wonderful work by a 17-year-old @hackclub​er Lexi Mattick. cpu.land

Seeing that dim green tile after you worked so hard for that one commit #github #devlife

@jcubic yes, makes more sense!

@elifscode I don't think this is accurate. Closures are "closing over" not "closing off".

I chatted with chatGPT about closures in javascript and now the word “closure” (=> "closing off") makes sense in my brain 😄 Sometimes asking why certain things are named that way really helps to understand concepts #javascript #codingjourney

My first animation! 🎉 It replaces a loading state in a web app I'm currently building that helps users tackle their DIY projects. I love how small details like this improve UX. #codingstuffthatmakesmehappy #frontenddev #ux

This is a really helpful live walktrough of all the features of @playwrightweb! #e2etesting

I can recommend @playwrightweb for anyone who's just getting started with testing, pretty intuitive and great documentation 🤓 #e2etesting #codingjourney

I can’t get over @playwrightweb's UI mode. You can see exactly what's happening as your test runs, which makes it easy to spot any issues. And, it's also pretty fun to watch 😄 #frontend #e2etesting

If you're familiar with React, you'll like this video on Svelte. It highlights what makes Svelte unique, and the ways in which it compares to React. It really helped me understand the core principles and differences #react #svelte youtube.com/watch?v=MnpuK0…

@BraydonCoyer Your blog was an inspiration when I built my portfolio website, and it made me want to write more 😊; but between learning, building projects, and searching for my first dev job, i am struggling to balance it all.

I write regularly on my blog. I'd love for you to check it out! braydoncoyer.dev/blog/

I never enjoyed writing at university - I was always trying to hit a word count. Since I've been blogging regularly, I've found that I can more clearly convey my thoughts to others. Programming is a great skill to have, but I also encourage you to begin writing as well.

Next up on my learning journey: E2E-Testing with Playwright 🙌💻. Goodbye localhost :D #codingJourney #e2etesting

This resonates so much with me as s/o who did a bootcamp amidst these fast changes. React Server components feel less complex. Instead of setting up a complex backend structure, i can use RSC to just get my data. #servercomponents

Drinking coffee from my new cup I got from an art market in France and prepping for an interview #happyplace #codinglife

This is nice! Though, I always ask myself how long it takes until these new features are supported by all browsers😅 #css #frontend