In 2017, I was struggling to build any frontend project.
I'd follow tutorials feeling confident, only to hit a wall when trying to build something...
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Your blogs are really helpful
I've been waiting to apply these tips from your blog
Tips from senior frontend dev
but I haven't got a job yet, lol
Please drop your email, I've been wanting someone to do a code review from a long time but didn't find anyone.
I'm super glad you like it, Muskan!
Can you join here => frontendjoy.com/p/how-to-level-up-... and reply to the welcome email.
I don't want to share email in public ๐ to avoid spams
Sure, I get it!
Great read!
Also, if you donโt have anyone to review your code, you could always use one of the many AI options. ๐๐ป
Oh nice suggestion ๐
I didnโt think about that (too old school ๐ )
AI options like?
Github Copilot just released some reviewing functionality, which looks really promising! Also, CodiumAI is a thing, but I haven't tried it.
Awesome read! Going to dig deeper into those sites you mentioned.
Super glad you like it Ryan ๐
What is the issue with the css?
If we assume this is the only style applied to the a, this wonโt work since width and height donโt have an effect on inline elements.
The way to fix is to use something like display: inline-block;
Oh right believe it or not I just read about this here: stackoverflow.com/questions/154249... and already forgot ๐
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All that tips are applied not to frontend only, but to everything else :)
Ahah true ๐
Nice
Thanks ๐
Thankyou for sharing this
Happy to help Fazly ๐
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I really want to highlight:
This is so important not only as a benefit to junior devs, but also to your company and to yourself as well.