
How does one one learn web development you may ask? Simple answer, by building projects. Even if you don't know anything in HTML, CSS and JS; follo...
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Why is bro stealing my ideas? I was writing a post on it only 😭
Doesn't seem to be a very novel idea to me
When's the next post in the series coming? I can't waitt
Ahh planning is going on for it. The topic has been decided, but the methods are currently in thought. I want to introduce new concepts while reinforcing the previously taught ones; but that takes a lot of energy.
Honestly, planning the post, the topic, the methods to be used, and how to present that takes most of the time, more than writing the code itself.
Great work
Thank you
explaining each line. wow 👍🏽
I have recommendations to improve the content of this series. Although, you have done your best implementing these may help :D
Yeah, I definitely do understand your thoughts over here. Ngl, your comment seems very structured, more like an LLM, but am not going to accuse anyone rn.
You did not consider the fact that some intermediates and advanced web devs also see this post, and if it is made only for beginners, people who already know the basics, will bounce, potentially leaving or not understanding the good things which they need to know, which I had covered.
Especially, intermediates are very picky with what they want to learn, and if you don't cater that quick enough, they'll say "I already know this, Imma leave this now."
I tried my best to introduce concepts, without making the intermediate and advanced audiences feel bored. Didn't notice, you had the same name. haha.
Great. Can you please share the Github Repo of this ?
Definitely. Here it is: Github Repository