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Designer's block got ya down?
Here's are 10 inspo aggregators across product & interface design, user flows, typography & more:
mar retweeted
Future CSS Tip! 🔮
Get creative with scroll-driven animations whilst reusing your keyframes 🤙
li:nth-of-type(odd) { --tr: -1; }
img { transform-origin: calc(300% * var(--tr)) 50%; }
keyframes rot {
from { rotate: -30deg;}
to { rotate: 30deg;}
}
@CodePen link below 👇
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i'm still thinking about the mf on stream yesterdday who had the audacity to ask "which heavily modified version of vscode is this" for my webstorm setup 😂
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Best GitHub Repositories for Developers 🔥
1. Front-End-Checklist
github.com/thedaviddias/Fron…
2. You Don't Know JS
github.com/getify/You-Dont-K…
3. Node.js Best Practices
github.com/goldbergyoni/node…
4. Airbnb JavaScript Guide
github.com/airbnb/javascript
5. RealWorld
github.com/gothinkster/realw…
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The View Transitions API for Single-Page Apps (SPAs) is in Chrome 111 (the new stable)! 😍 Check out @jaffathecake's fantastic guide bit.ly/view-transitions and this awesome demo from @charca
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loosen your grip on needing to be right. if you’re terrified of being wrong or judge others when they’re wrong, you throttle your ability to learn & evolve.
learning is about constantly trying to prove yourself wrong in an effort to better approximate reality with your worldview
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The only guaranteed path to success is understanding. Everything else is a fluke.
Edit your own videos until they're good. Write your own code until you can understand it. Make growth happen BEFORE you outsource, bring in AI, etc.
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CSS Tip! ✨
You can't nest :has()
But, you can chain it! 💪
For example, this rule says a "to" and "from" are checked in the form 📅
.cal:has([id*=from]:checked):has([id*=to]:checked) {
...styles
}
Got wild pushing limits for this one though 👀
@CodePen link below! 👇
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6 checklists to improve the design, performance, and marketing of your projects (all free):
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These were some of the most important areas of the survey but you can look at the FULL SURVEY here:
survey.stackoverflow.co/2022…
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OpenAI's new ChatGPT explains the worst-case time complexity of the bubble sort algorithm, with Python code examples, in the style of a fast-talkin' wise guy from a 1940's gangster movie:
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Introducing showgpt.co 🚀
Have no idea how to use chatGPT for coding, prompts, or anything else?
It's a website where we can collect and curate the best prompts. I'm currently adding a lot of prompts, and you can help by submitting more 🔥🥳
























