📢 New blog post! 📢
I look at some of the issues that slow developers down, and suggest a couple of tools to help with each problem.
Check it out and you might discover a gem or two: learntocodewith.me/resources…#sponsored by @getpieces (which, incredibly, is free!)
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I've been pretty quiet recently because I've been working on my biggest project yet - the creation of a new human being 👶
My daughter arrived on June 3 and so now it's onto the next adventure - parenting!
What are you working on at the moment?
If you're starting to think about security, this post by @mrinasugosh could be a good read.
It gives a quick description of the most common front-end security attacks.
dev.to/tinymce/7-common-fron…
So many tech tools solve problems that new coders have never had to deal with themselves.
To understand why a particular technology is useful, you might need to read about how things used to be.
E.g. cloud computing:
freecodecamp.org/news/what-i…
If you want to start developing apps, you have to first figure out which language and platform to build them with.
This article should help you do just that.
learntocodewith.me/learn/app…