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Stephen Grider

@ste_grider

I do the computers. Courses: udemy.com/user/sgslo/. Email: [email protected].

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linkhttps://rallycoding.com/ calendar_today18-12-2012 03:56:03

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Working on a tool for helping frontend devs practice for interviews. It needs some beta testing! Take a look, bang on it a bit, let me know what you think: prep-app-prod.herokuapp.com

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In case you missed it, here are the ReactConf 2019 live stream links. Includes talks on a11y / accessibility, Relay, concurrent mode, progressive web animations and much much more. Day 1: youtu.be/RCiccdQObpo Day 2: youtu.be/JDDxR1a15Yo

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If you were learning about different programming styles, would you want to see a tutorial that shows the *same* app built different ways, or *different* apps built different ways?

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Its the new year! Looking forward to a billion newsletter emails about "Ten JS Libraries you must learn in 2021" and a trillion recruiter emails asking if it's "Time for a change in 2021?"

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My 2021 challenge to all tech educators, including devrel people, tutorial writers, and youtubers: Eliminate "simple", "easy" and "straightforward" from your vocabulary. There are other words too, but let's start with those. Add them as bad words to your spell checker.

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Excellent guide on prepping for a FB interview. Side note: yes, having to prep 2-3 weeks for an interview is meh, but the upside to getting an offer is just so great. daqo.medium.com/facebook-senio…

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Monaco editor is awesome for showing a bare text editor in the browser, but you often end up having to build other common UI elements (file/folder browser, tab system, etc) from scratch. Happy to see projects like npmjs.com/package/@litec… to bridge that gap!

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Most of my git commit messages sound like "Optimize loading of cached styles" In reality, each of them should be "frantically fixing something i broke in my last commit"