Thinking of creating an experimental weekly posts for learning programming

Each week will post a selected material on specified topics that can help you get into development fast.

Those who are already devs can simply extend their skillset with this.

The current draft structure is the following:

1. Quick Java + IDE
2. Basic Java programs
3. Git
4. Databases
5. What the fuck is Python and why everyone is so hyped about it?
6. JS and web development
7. Algorithms (it is important, guys)
8. Quick data structures
9. Frameworks + mobile/soft/web dev

Might also include some basic Computer Science topics to get you experienced.

The question is are you, guys are even interested in this?

Or maybe have proposition to include specific topics.

Starting 9 weeks of constant learning?

PWA vs AIA
https://teletype.in/@thefrontend/rJLEd5SvQ

​​Sketching is a huge part of prototyping. It is pretty common to draw your UI on a piece of paper or whiteboard before moving it into XD, Sketch, Axure etc

Microsoft attempted to create something phenomenally cool this time - AI based recognition system for your sketches!

Take a photo and it will convert it into a prototype with ability to export in HTML, XAML or UWP.

Have a look at their 2min video and check their website directly.

Kindly shared by our subscriber @Richner

Materializecss - nice material based framework. In addition to standard components it also has JS presets like carousel and parallax🔥.

Shared by @Abfelbaum

JavaScript.info - those of you who want to start getting into JS, don't avoid this resource. It has a great list of tutorials.

shared by @Deus33

Great article on the 7 rules of a great commit message or how to make people like you. Must read 👓

Appsco - great selection of the best progressive web apps. Find something for yourself without downloading hassle🔥.

I find it ridiculous that its so hard to find good quality in English speaking telegram channels that wouldn't spam with million ad tabs and thousand stickers😒.

Have a few channels in my list that I follow on a daily basis. Do you want an occasional reccomendations?🤔

Some of the channels are quiet small, others are a bit bigger.

If we get enough interest, I will be sharing those maximum once every two weeks. There is no option to get in this list with money, all you can do is share your channel and if it is really good and beneficial for the community - I will let others know about it.

Let's try to increase average content's quality together✊

I am talking about this tendency😩
Think that this shouldn't happen even for 💰 as this does put a large amount of users off🤷‍♂

Good morning!
To start off a new day, try to answer the below simple code snippet.

Imagine you are a JavaScript fan.

🤔What would be printed in console?

console.log("b" + "a" + +"a" + "a");

ES6 Promises - best article to understand promises and why you can't live without them if you building anything more complex than hello world 👌

103 correct answers. 85 people will benefit from the below explanation.

The correct answer to the morning's test is of course baNaNa🍌.

"b" + "a" + +"a" + "a";

This is an old-school joke in JavaScript, but remastered. Here's the original one:

"foo" + +"bar"; // -> 'fooNaN'

Explanation:

The expression is evaluated as 'foo' + (+'bar'), which converts 'bar' to not a number.

JavaScript is sometimes a weird thing. You can find more interesting tests here (sometimes barely applicable to real life)

How to protect yourself from XSS using SQL injections or why you should use single quotes in JS🐞

7 Things every designer need to know about accessibility!

When you are more or less comfortable with coding you should start thinking of interfaces that everyone could use.

⚡Instant View below

👓 Read time: 14 min

To add a bit on accessibility. Try this PWA app to simulate different types of color blindness with your camera📷.

colorblindsim

Ever thought that Augmented and Virtual realities are cool?

Great article on building AR/VR with HTML and JS 🔥