Development and design in JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, jQuery, AngularJS, ReactJS, NodeJS, MongoDB
Derby, UK
Joined June 2012
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Codemzy retweeted
Tiptap Pro is our way to give back to all the people, all the teams and all the organizations supporting our work and to say thank you! Let’s see what’s in there:
tiptap.dev/blog/tiptap-pro
Codemzy retweeted
Another amazing company looking for people who talk Tiptap. 👀
We @sigleapp are hiring an experienced front end dev.
You will be working with tech like @vercel @typescript @radix_ui @stitchesjs , Jotai by @dai_shi, @tiptap_editor
Read more and apply:
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Codemzy retweeted
Wow..you brilliant, caring people....at 10,000 signatures the Government must respond and we are nearly half way there before lunch!!...I'm off to have a coffee with my rescued Hens. It would be amazing to reach the 10,000 today. Link here: 🙏petition.parliament.uk/petit… @CIWf
NEW petition to ban cages in the UK: bit.ly/3AjE7B9
In June the EU Commission committed to #EndTheCageAge for farmed animals. Today, @DeborahMeaden, has launched a petition calling on the UK Government to do the same.
We need 100,000 signatures. Please sign & RT!
ALT A quote from Deborah Meaden, dragons den entrepreneur, "More than half of the UK's mother pigs give birth confined in prison-like farrowing crates and over a third of the UK's egg laying hens are kept in cages. It's hard to believe this is still legal."
Codemzy retweeted
Loved these cool blurry, animated background shapes I noticed on the @qoals landing page the other day!
In this thread, I'll show you how to recreate them with @tailwindcss
Codemzy retweeted
Today I'm launching my Beginner JavaScript text guide!
These notes are totally free and have been modeled after the content in my Beginner JavaScript course.
This is a huge resource I've been working on for over a year and I'm so excied to share it!
wesbos.com/javascript
Codemzy retweeted
My kid's teacher asked parents to scan an art project "at the highest resolution possible." My new job is to make them regret this request because they clearly have no idea what is possible.
Codemzy retweeted
So inspired by the story of Jason Barnes, a drummer and composer who worked with a team of @GeorgiaTech researchers to build a prosthetic arm powered by @TensorFlow so that he could create music again. #GAAD
blog.google/outreach-initiat…
Codemzy retweeted
As a...
– potential customer
I want to...
– call for pricing
so that...
– I can enjoy a sales pitch and product demo
Codemzy retweeted
Building a new side-project and I'm blown away.
In one evening, I have static builds (@Netlify), user sign up (@supabase_io), subscription payments (Stripe), a working CMS (@sanity_io) and it doesn't look like shit (@tailwindcss).
One evening.. 🤯
Codemzy retweeted
Too real
ALT A man looking into a room full of boxes of cables, with one hand on a young boy's shoulder. "One day, son, this room full of AC adapters, which have love outlived the products they came will, will all be yours"
Codemzy retweeted
Enter to win one of 22 ✨FREE✨ @eggheadio subscriptions!
I know so many of you who are learning and wouldn't typically have the financial resources to access all these courses.
Be sure to throw your hat in the ring!
gatsbyjs.com/egghead-free-ye…
Codemzy retweeted
JavaScript tip:
You can use `Math.min()` or `Math.max()` combined with the spread operator to find the minimum or maximum value in an array.
![const numbers = [6, 8, 1, 3, 9];
console.log(Math.max(...numbers)); // 9
console.log(Math.min(...numbers)); // 1](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EwGXQ-EXcAIjceQ.jpg?name=orig)
ALT const numbers = [6, 8, 1, 3, 9]; console.log(Math.max(...numbers)); // 9 console.log(Math.min(...numbers)); // 1
Codemzy retweeted
JavaScript Tip 💡
Did you know that you can use object destructuring on arrays?
This is very convenient when we need a group of values from specific indexes.
Codemzy retweeted
I wish JavaScript import statements were written in reverse order so that autocomplete worked properly.
e.g. from 'lodash' import { debounce }
