Posts tagged with learning
– tighten.com - submitted by Jamison Valenta
Looking for a fun way to dive deeper into Laravel that's not just a to-do list tutorial? Our "Learning Laravel" series by Kristin Collins is exactly what you've been missing!
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– aschmelyun.com - submitted by Andrew Schmelyun
If you've been working with PHP regularly, chances are you've run across an Interface, Trait, or Abstract Class. At first glance, they might appear to have a few similarities between them, and it can be hard to make out their differences and use cases.
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In this blog post, Josh Comeau shares some of the epiphanies he's had about this distinction, and how you can use this information in day-to-day work.
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– tighten.com - submitted by Jamison Valenta
What's all the fuss about React hooks? In our latest blog post, we share the basics of managing state with hooks in a React app.
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I usually don't link to these kind of lists, but this one is great. Every one of the videos mentioned is a gem.
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Chris Fidao wrote another excellent post on AWS.
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Here's a nice list of JS niceties that is available natively in modern browsers
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In this incredibly well produced course, Tailwind Labs member Simon Vrachliotis teaches you how to get started with Tailwind.
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Don't be afraid of friction when learning new things.
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Everybody makes fuckups. When you do, don't be ashamed, just try to learn from it.
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Here's an entire chapter taken from Front Line PHP, a course on building moderns apps with PHP 8
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Together with my colleague Brent, I've created Front Line PHP, a book and video course on building modern applications with PHP 8. You can purchase the book here.
The video course is entirely free. Head over to our website to see videos on all new major PHP 8 features.
In preparation for creating the Front Line PHP video course I needed to make myself familiar with the features that PHP 8 brings to the table. In this stream you can see me trying out some of these features for the first time.
These past few months, my colleague Brent and I worked together on a project that uses event sourcing in a big way. On his blog, Brent shared a post mentioned a lot of interesting resources for learning and understanding event sourcing.
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– stitcher.io - submitted by Brent
There are one or two parallels with the history of braille that Brent thinks we can learn valuable lessons from.
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Chris Fidao shares his first Golang app that went into production.
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A few years ago Shawn McCool recorded a very nice video course on event sourcing. He recently made the entire course free to watch.
Read more [eventsourcery.com]
– dev.to
A good overview on how to import stuff in the JavaScript world.
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Sara Soueidan shares valueable insights on the importance of accessibility.
A few years ago I didn’t know what the term “accessibility” meant. I built Web sites that were partially inaccessible because I didn’t know better. Fast forward to today, I know enough to be able to write, speak and run workshops on accessibility, helping others build more a accessible and inclusive Web. Much like everyone else in our field, I am still learning. But since I started, I learned a lot of valuable lessons and core values that drive my work today. Here are a few of them.
Read more [www.24a11y.com]
Laurie Voss, co-founder of npm, explains how databases work, what the difference is between MySQL and something like Redis, why MySQL is popular and much more!
My twitter-friend Simon had a simple question that contained much complexity: how do databases work? The result was an absurdly long thread of 70+ tweets, in which I expounded on the workings and history of databases as used by modern web developers, and Simon chimed in on each tweet with further questions and requests for clarification. The result of this collaboration was a super fun tiny explanation of databases which many people said they liked, so here it is, lightly edited for clarity.
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