A resource and community for developers learning HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Mostly for beginners–but everyone is welcome.
Joined June 2018
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📝 5 tips for styling the component layer - alexcarpenter.me/posts/2018/…
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📝 Better CSS outlines with box-shadows - alexcarpenter.me/posts/2018/…
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It's been a while since I did a ramble, and as i've been on a bit of a Semantic HTML binge lately, I have some things to say!
Semantic HTML, it matters and it's important for creating a functional website.
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Accessibility: hard and costly to add afterwards. Easy to incorporate if you make it a requirement before designing. Eleven #a11y lessons from the trenches by web developer Manuel Matuzovic.
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📣 "The Cost Of JavaScript In 2018" medium.com/@addyosmani/the-c…
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So excited to hear from @SlackHQ Sr. Engineer & Wichita native, @MinaMarkham at our conference this September 15th @nelson_atkins! Get your tickets now before they sell out. madeinthemiddle.com/conferen…
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We’re looking to hire an intermediate Front End Developer in Abuja. Not an expert yet but improving? We’ll help you grow. Please RT. Someone may need this. Cc @unicodeveloper @markessien @findworka – at Abuja, Nigeria
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Put together a simple @eleven_ty boilerplate to get up and running quickly. Great for prototyping or personal websites.
github.com/alexcarpenter/ele…
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TIL: You can easily grab all HTML form data like this:
var data = new FormData(document.querySelector('form'));
This gives you key/value pairs that are ready for an AJAX call. Handy for those doing plain JS and HTML apps.
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/…
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One of the most valuable design lessons that HTML taught me is the concept of semantics—describing what something *is* before attempting to describe what it looks like. Turns out that properly defining the semantics of your design language is fundamental to design at scale.
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Hi all! 👋 I'm Christine, a frontend developer 👩🏼💻, student of Kung Fu 🥋, and mother of three 👩👧👦 and I'm looking to join a remote-friendly team to continue growing my Javascript and React skills.
RTs greatly appreciated 💖
Me: christine-bergman.com
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Issue #001 going out at some point today 🤞🏻. alexcarpenter.me/newsletter/
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At least a few times a week I get email from beginners asking for advice - @stolinski and I have accumulated all our advice - Tech Skills, Salaries, Applying for Jobs, Focus, Imposter Syndrome + More
syntax.fm/show/058/advice-fo…
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I'm excited to share my new @skillshare online class which covers the essentials of CSS Grid and will give you the basics you need to begin trying it out for yourself. Join free today with a two-month trial skl.sh/rachel
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A few months ago, I was frustrated at not being able to attend developer events because of visa challenges. Some really awesome engineers from Microsoft came up with an idea that can help build learning bridges for Africans #thread
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I should mention that I'm a front-end developer looking for a (junior) full-time role, Berlin or remote. I have 2+ years' experience of being fun to work with 😄
RTs appreciated! – at Berlin, Germany
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Heyyy, GitHub is starting an apprentice program! These positions are 6-month learning experiences for people with non-traditional technical backgrounds from underrepresented groups in tech. Check it out!! github.com/about/careers
