Day#30: Udemy – kick start a new skill
Last day for this project #ship30for30 Atomic Essays, I’d like to dedicate it to a Udemy course and Udemy platform itself that got me into… Read More »Day#30: Udemy – kick start a new skill
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My commitment to spend 30 minutes a day for 30 days straight to write about software development tools that I love. My goal is to build my daily writing habit and connect to more people. This project is inspired by @dickiebush ’s “Ship 30 for 30” Atomic Essays.
Day#29: LinkedIn Learning – learn what you want
I started learning on LinkedIn Learning while studying web authoring in the second quarter of my program. It’s one of the resources provided by the… Read More »Day#29: LinkedIn Learning – learn what you want
Day#28: Stack Overflow – get your questions answered
In order to solve programming problems, we Google often. In most cases, people have the same problems we have before. The answers are all around… Read More »Day#28: Stack Overflow – get your questions answered
Day#27: Brackets – a modern text editor
I use Brackets as a text editor for my web development. So far, my experience with Brackets has been good. It functions well and never… Read More »Day#27: Brackets – a modern text editor
Day#26: Markup Validation Service – is your HTML valid?
I was introduced to this tool in my web development class and used to get annoyed with it, especially when my HTML page works fine… Read More »Day#26: Markup Validation Service – is your HTML valid?
Day#25: CSS-TRICKS – magical place to be
If you want to learn about the power of CSS, go to CSS-Tricks. Even though I haven’t gone there often, it is one of the… Read More »Day#25: CSS-TRICKS – magical place to be
Day#24: Chrome Developer Tool
I was so intimidated by Chrome Developer Tool when I used it the very first time. I learned about this tool while studying web development… Read More »Day#24: Chrome Developer Tool