Adding on the above styling techniques.

Nice article on best practices:

https://medium.com/the-non-traditional-developer/styling-best-practices-using-react-c37b96b8be9c

Would you spend 5 hours to make that colored ripple effect on button click or it's not worth it?

👆80+ people, who voted 'No' can you go into a group and share your thoughts why it's not worth it? 😉

Профессия Frontend-разработчик

Skillbox запустил программу по обучению фронтенду, если вкратце, то там и html/css и JS, и React+Redux, работа с git. По прохождению программы делаете 2 проекта: landing page и Instagram clone.

Если вы хотите зайти в веб (или "дозайти"), такая программа может быть вам полезна и будет что положить в резюме.

Сам Skillbox у себя о программе пишет следующее:

С нуля до разработчика с зарплатой от 60 000 рублей за 6 месяцев. Вы научитесь верстать сайты и создавать интерфейсы, а также соберёте два проекта в портфолио и получите современную профессию. После прохождения обучения — гарантированное трудоустройство.

И все это сейчас доступно с новогодней скидкой 50%

https://clc.to/h82tCQ

​​Finally

Optional Chaining is finally getting in. Recently got nicely into CRA.

On this note, I decided to visualise one of the current pains that hopefully will be solved from now on.

Learn from a screenshot (or whatever we used to call this)

Have you heard of currying in JavaScript?

​​Currying in JS with = arrow => functions

Tested making screenshot with Polacode

Array of popular languages is from StackOverflow

Hm, interesting.
So keep an eye on Vue and GraphQL,
avoid Cordova, Meteor and Ionic,
Reassess (?) Angular

For those who messaged me on where the stats are coming from - https://2019.stateofjs.com

Apparently, we should all look at svelte by the way

#wishItWasntFake
Just let devs get excited and start awaiting for more universal web development.

Think if Chromium wasn't linked to Google, but say Linux, we could have a chance to wish for 1 engine for all browsers.

https://chromeunboxed.com/apple-safari-google-chrome-chromium-browser-open-source/

Happy new year, guys 🎉

Let the 2020 bring you cool projects, new learning opportunities and innovative solutions 🔥

By the way, creating a plan for 2019 worked well and we easily got to the set target.

However, somehow it (the number of subs) stopped bringing excitement as I started to treat it as just a number🤷‍♂️. Literally doesn't change it for me whether the the number in the channel shows 7k or 13k, so don't see a point to set a target for next year.

Instead, let's do something more interactive.

Click "Discuss" and share your thoughts on what would you like to see in this channel. Please keep it relevant to the main purpose of the channel.

Now, a New Year present for you guys from Dan Abramov - JS course that is still free, but will become paid one day.

If you wanted to learn JS or already have good basics, but want to fully remove fear and uncertainty, I am confident it is worth a look. Subscribed myself.

https://justjavascript.com/

Let the New Year come with proper mastering 🔥

The tale of thee dots in JS

🔗 Link

🕶️ Read time: 4 min

​​Debounce Vs Throttle

Some people think it's the same, some disregard the usefulness, others use it to show they know stuff in front of their colleagues.

Lucky you that there is an article that visually show the difference.

🔗Link

🕶️Read time: 7 min

I remember first time when I realised that I needed to implement debouncing in an autosuggestion component for a medical app.

It did however look less responsive with debouncing, but after some time it got obvious that this was an inevitable addition.

When you decide again to join coding bootcamp to get 500k job just after 6 months, have a look at this again

Coding bootcamp scams

​​Clean code

After long wait, we finally start with something fundamental.

https://overreacted.io/goodbye-clean-code/

@KazProgramm - Это все самые свежие новости, догадки, сливы из сферы IT технологий.

Канал где можно узнать всё что происходит в IT сфере и посмеяться над мемами.

Shadows

For those, who didn't know Chrome Dev tools has internal box shadow editor with preview.

If that is not enough
https://brumm.af/shadows
is your guy (built in React)