Why do frontend developer code fast?
Answer: They're worried that the JavaScript library or the framework version they're using will be outdated by the time the project ships.
Google has released a Python-based UI creation library called mesop.
This library is used both internally at Google and by developers who are not familiar with frontend development to create apps.
You can install mesop using pip3 and find the doc
State of JavaScript 2024 Survey is out!
Here are some key takeaways:
- A lack of types is still an issue, which is why 80% of respondents write at least half of their code in TypeScript.
- When using JavaScript in the browser, inconsistent browser s
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Tanay A Mandelia
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GoAhead Ventures • 3m
When Bro said,
"Most people aren't searching for the truth, they're searching for a version of reality that doesn't make them the villain,"
Damn! It hit so hard.
Here’s how this guy organizes the codebase across his 30+ startups — and why he ships fast:
Reuses the same boilerplate for every project
Avoids unnecessary library upgrades
Keeps the structure consistent, so everything’s easy to find
His advice
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Muttu Havalagi
🎥-🎵-🏏-⚽ "Finding ... • 10m
1. Python:
- History: Python was created by Guido van Rossum and was first released in 1991. Its design philosophy emphasizes code readability and its syntax allows programmers to express concepts in fewer lines of code.
- Unique Fact: The name
I'm a recent BCA graduate, and I live in bangalore, with basic knowledge of :
Languages: Python, Java, C++, Javascript, R
Framework: Selenium
Tools: Excel, Powerpoint
Platforms: Pycharm, Visual Studio Code
Can someone help me with what career can
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SOMRAJ
Polymath • 1m
🔥Just added I-NL syntax in the new version (v1.5) of my programming language, so it can handle more complex words and phrases inside the code & perform better than its past version (v1.1o)
🚀 Will air the official site in a while where you can chec
