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jirachis

3 weeks ago

Im so gay for bulma ;-;

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saihatestation 3 weeks ago

bulma

blueazul updated Blueberry Website

3 weeks ago

gallery/cookie-snatcher.html

updates.html

resources/index.html

ocs/ollie-squirtle.html

ocs/max-eevee.html

ocs/index.html

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lentil-brainworld 3 weeks ago

you just made me look up what eevee day is, how have I never heard of this before!! :]

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twigsaretasty updated twigs moments

3 weeks ago

twigs moments

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twigsaretasty 3 weeks ago

IM ALIVE (not really)... updating a webring link

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ordainedmotion updated 水宮・ちゃんと水を飲んで

3 weeks ago

dir/inner/gfx/layout.html

dir/inner/sitely.html

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ordainedmotion 3 weeks ago

took way longer than it needed to but whatever here's all my source codes but without the 5 million pages.

nanacore

3 weeks ago

for the first time i'm actually gonna sit my ass down and learn how to code (and maybe become a frontend web developer someday), so if u have any site recommendations to help me out, please send them my way

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nanacore 3 weeks ago

*preferably something that's not just the basic stuff bc i already know that

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devhank 3 weeks ago

You can try theodinproject.com

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devhank 3 weeks ago

I got certificates on freecodecamp.org so I can plan my personal projects and develop them myself but if you don't want basic stuff, maybe try scrimba.com

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devhank 3 weeks ago

I tried exercism.org and idk if it's basic enough for you to not try

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jeith 3 weeks ago

i started with freecodecamp & Odin Project! this book helped me a lot at the beginning too: a smarter way to learn javascript - you can probably find a pdf of it online

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devhank 3 weeks ago

tbh as the fullstack developer college student, if you want to be a frontend web developer, you should develop projects that you use JavaScript frameworks like React, Vue and Angular (that means you'd also write TypeScript)

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devhank 3 weeks ago

and check out React, Vue, Angular official sites for tutorials

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kuroi 3 weeks ago

Codecademy has some interesting free courses on frontend frameworks. Net ninja on YouTube is also a great place to learn new tools

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kirbeedia 3 weeks ago

that's super exciting you're gonna kill it!!! i agree with @devhank that if you're considering it as a career, learning modern frameworks would be really important. along with what they recommended id throw in some backend too like databases and server stuff like express.js, node.js.

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nanacore 3 weeks ago

got it, i wrote down all the tips and sites, thanks y'all, this helped me a lot to figure out where to start!!

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thoughts-and-collections updated Enter My Subconscious

3 weeks ago