Hello!
As I'm constantly searching for ways how to share Frontend related knowledge, I created Knowledge Pills on my website.
š What is this all about? š
š Code snippets with explanations.
š All the tips & tricks related to Frontend, e.g. outline HTML elements for easier layout building or learn how to create neat custom hooks in React.
š Blogs are usually longer and need more time to traverse.
š With pills, you get an example codesandbox application, code snippet itself with explanation/summary.
The main point is to keep them short, they should be more of a reference when you need to learn smaller concepts.
I hope you like the idea as I'm investing some of my time into that, I'll be happy for any proposals for new pills as well feedback on existing ones.
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Cheers!
I'm thinking about creating YT video series - building projects from my website, step-by-step, modern technologies, best coding practices with a thorough explanation.
If you enjoy the content and like the idea, Buy me a pizza.
Let's reach that goal together. š
Thanks for all the support!
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Top comments (9)
I like it, a great way of presenting simple concepts. I especially appreciate not having to wade through a load of text to find the bit I need.
Although I have to admit I would have called them "quick bytes" of similar as I am a fan of puns!
My only question as a first time visitor to your site is what do the ducks represent? Complexity?
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I subscribe to your newsletter. The articles there were well written.
I made a youtube channel recently trying to help out the community as well, here is the link if anyone is interested to check it out. youtube.com/channel/UCFIwa5Eqf4kN1...
I really liked your idea. You just got a frequent user!š
Awesome idea man ! Cheers for that !
Suggestion: use "Take pill" instead of "Eat pill"
I love the rating duckies, great idea btw
is it an open source project
No, I do it all by myself based on my mentees needs. At least for now, however, if it grows I could expand it into open-source, which would work nicely with more collaborators.