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jatinrao.dev
Resources for Frontend Developers
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3 min read · 113 saves · 2020-08-09 · Resources are extremely important for a programmer since they can greatly improve productivity while...
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10 Extraordinary GitHub Repos for All Developers
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7 min read · 311 saves · 2020-04-01 · Interview resources, build your own X, a list of great public APIs, and more
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Machine Learning Crash Course | Google Developers
Chrome Developers
1 min read · 513 saves · From 2018 · Educational resources for machine learning
booksoncode.com
5 Top Free Programming Books for Front-End Developers
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1 min read · 276 saves · 2020-02-23 · I took the guesswork out of the search for free programming books by compiling highly-regarded, free books on front-end web development in 2020.
betterwebtype.com
Web Typography Resources for Web Designer and Web Developers
betterwebtype.com
4 min read · 122 saves · From 2018 · A growing list of web typography related apps, tools, plugins and other resources for web designers and web developers.
danluu.com
Programming book list
danluu.com
20+ min read · 122 saves · From 2016 · Programming book list There are a lot of “12 CS books every programmer must read” lists floating around out there. That's nonsense. The field is too broad for almost any topic to be required reading…
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Technical Writing | Google Developers
Chrome Developers
1 min read · 401 saves · 2020-02-27 · Technical Writing Courses for Engineers
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Web Fundamentals — Google Developers
Chrome Developers
~14 min read · 126 saves · From 2014 · Web Fundamentals is a comprehensive resource for multi-device web development.
Smashing Magazine
Why You Should Stop Installing Your WebDev Environment Locally
Smashing Magazine
74 saves · From 2016 · Have you heard of Docker but thought that it’s only for system administrators and other Linux geeks? Or have you looked into it and felt a bit intimidated by the jargon? Or are you silently suffering with a messy development environment that seems to break all of the time in various mysterious ways? Then read on. By the end of this article, you should have a basic understanding of Docker and have it working on your computer! The first part of this article gives a bit of background to help you understand the concepts behind Docker through some metaphors. But if you just want to get started with the tutorial, skip to the “Time to Play!” section.
