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Constantly amazed by the intelligence of some people on here. Surrounding yourself with people who are smarter than you pays dividends. Imposter syndrome may show up in my life a bit more, but I’m also learning so much.

Ooh — a 3d book generator, done with CSS! Really cool idea, by @scastiel. https://t.co/Ha3Qxo5sOu https://t.co/tpHIZ86ExI

I’m going to be thinking about this for a long time: https://t.co/tmki4RhBXz https://t.co/0b88tdtVZd

Books: 📕 Eloquent JavaScript 📕 JavaScript: The good parts 📕 Learn JavaScript visually 📕 JavaScript: The definitive guide 📕 A smarter way to learn JavaScript 📕 You Don't Know JS 📕 Effective JavaScript 📕 Speaking JavaScript

if you love this, you'll love this even more: https://t.co/8aKo7DWVQV we're also *still* giving massive discounts because of the pandemic. Get it for $40, instead of $99 here: https://t.co/njVHsBwQ3A

Hey, I'm writing plain CSS. Just a plain ole .css file. Inside a React project. AMA.

me *pondering returning a 201*: well according to Parmenides nothing is ever actually created

Running into a designer in Figma is one of my favorite work-things. https://t.co/bCszb4JYtt

@ctrlshifti I basically only comment my code if I get confused while I'm writing it.

@ctrlshifti 20 years in the industry and I am still quite unable to come up with an acceptable estimate for how long it will take to do something I don't know how to do yet.

@ctrlshifti Long, self-descriptive function and variable names are always better than short, abbreviated ones, even when they get tediously long. I will always take a findSubstringInString() over a strstr().

@ctrlshifti I push to master on Friday afternoon. https://t.co/g2iU9iZs5g

@ctrlshifti I don't use dark mode for most things

After months and a lot of hours, I finally finished my JavaScript course, thank you so much @maxedapps ! Really a great course! https://t.co/2EPWaGK8Ek

concept: a dating app but it's really just different iterations of yourself that you continue to swipe through until you learn to love yourself

@laurieontech Seems like this was proposed before but is a can of worms for other legacy reasons. https://t.co/F8G9ttywe2

@dan_abramov Something like this:

@accordingtoher3 @laurieontech I had to resort to putting it on a note that I can refer to 😅 It gets me every time. Even thinking about it now, I'm not sure haha!🤣

@jh3yy @accordingtoher3 @laurieontech umm could you share that note please?

@laurieontech Finally got justify-content vs align-items down after looking it up 200 times

@laurieontech Flexbox. Thank you CSS Tricks! https://t.co/sR8QxDyHYj

@fishnaldo @filrakowski @laurieontech A Complete Guide to Flexbox form CSSTricks is the most important item in my bookmarks 😂

I would consider it my failure if it takes 3 years to be good at writing Vue apps https://t.co/IgUeZSe52p

@siddhantmohan1 I think it's because in technology, there are many paths to expertise. School is one. Work is another. Hacking on a crappy old laptop for years during high school instead of going to parties is yet another. Formal education is a positive signal, but should not be a filter.

@MrAhmadAwais I usually default to NextJS and Vercel with some Bootstrap style UI for my (usually small-ish) projects. The hassle to win ratio is near optimal.

7. ‘What Will Your Sims Do Now?’ from ‘Death Magazine’ by @MattHaighPoetry (@SaltPublishing, 2019) Text/audio version: https://t.co/4llashAYSe #TheSealeyChallenge https://t.co/9ofi1PjDGr

Check out that regex cheat sheet mousepad! 👀 https://t.co/0UQyBBzGmI https://t.co/g80sHhQTgD

Why doesn't this page exist!? ...is in production and not localhost 🤦🏻‍♀️

@WellPaidGeek @AakashBathla1 What? Seems like something made up by pretentious folks to gate keep others. How do you measure productivity in a standard and uniform way that works and takes into account all the nuances that go with it? I mean I get the purpose but I wonder the value.

@WellPaidGeek I think you can be 10x for a day, 2 days tops, then 0.2x the rest of the week 😄