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Learning programming from magically majestic words. A place to learn about all sorts of programming topics from entry-level concepts to advanced abstractions
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  • CSS Fundamentals

    by Landon Johnson

    January 18, 2022

    cssdesign

    A beginners course for CSS box model, HTML defaults, flexbox layout, gridbox layout, responsive design, selectors, units, and variables.

    Landon Johnson
  • How to get started with .NET

    by Bobrossrtx

    January 18, 2022

    dotnetcsharp

    Did you know that 35% of developers are using .NET? This is a great article to read to get started with .NET.

    Bobrossrtx
  • How to Upgrade to React 18

    by Corbin Crutchley

    January 7, 2022

    reactwebdev

    React 18 introduces some awesome features that I'm sure you can't wait to try! Here's how you can get started with React 18 today!

    Corbin Crutchley
  • Web Components 101: History

    by Corbin Crutchley

    December 21, 2021

    webdevhistory

    Web components have had a long history to get where they are today. Let's look back to see where they came from & their immense growth!

    Corbin Crutchley
  • Web Components 101: Framework Comparison

    by Corbin Crutchley

    December 2, 2021

    litvuereactangular

    While web components can be used standalone, they're paired best with a framework. With that in mind, which is the best and why?

    Corbin Crutchley
  • Docs, Where Can We Do Better?

    by Maisy Dinosaur

    November 13, 2021

    documentation

    My personal approach to writing docs, mainly aimed at frameworks and the like.

    Maisy Dinosaur
  • Web Components 101: Lit Framework

    by Corbin Crutchley

    November 4, 2021

    webdevlit

    Google pushed for web components, sure, but they didn't stop there. They also went on to make an amazing framework to help build them: Lit!

    Corbin Crutchley
  • GitHub Copilot is Amazing - It Won't Replace Developers

    by Corbin Crutchley

    October 4, 2021

    opiniontoolscopilot

    GitHub Copilot is an amazing tool that I think will drastically improve the way that I code. But it won't replace me. Here's why.

    Corbin Crutchley
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