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CSS is so daunting to me and I’m tired of sucking at it.
What do you recommend for a seasoned developer that wants to spend a couple months and get good at CSS?
What do you recommend for a seasoned developer that wants to spend a couple months and get good at CSS?
The “advanced beginner” stage of learning is a tough chasm to get over. It’s so tedious when you just want to fuckin DO STUFF and instead you are hunting and pecking on MDN and struggling to remember the sheer volume of syntactical soup.
https://twitter.com/jhooks/status/1253743915020111872?s=21 https://twitter.com/jhooks/status/1253743915020111872
https://twitter.com/jhooks/status/1253743915020111872?s=21 https://twitter.com/jhooks/status/1253743915020111872
“build stuff!” most certainly is the core answer to this predicament.
Performance tasks.
Disciplined regular practice of authentic well scope project based problem sets.
Crossing the fucking chasm
This looks excellent
https://twitter.com/coffeecraftcode/status/1253720639548149762?s=21 https://twitter.com/coffeecraftcode/status/1253720639548149762
Performance tasks.
Disciplined regular practice of authentic well scope project based problem sets.
Crossing the fucking chasm
This looks excellent
https://twitter.com/coffeecraftcode/status/1253720639548149762?s=21 https://twitter.com/coffeecraftcode/status/1253720639548149762
You can bet I got in on this. Rachel delivers. https://twitter.com/rachelandrew/status/1253697961198059522?s=21 https://twitter.com/rachelandrew/status/1253697961198059522
This is being repeatedly recommended and I also remembered that I bought it last year.
Fact: buying courses does NOT help you get better https://twitter.com/cweekly/status/1253720270973669380?s=21 https://twitter.com/cweekly/status/1253720270973669380
Fact: buying courses does NOT help you get better
https://twitter.com/cweekly/status/1253720270973669380?s=21 https://twitter.com/cweekly/status/1253720270973669380
I’m excited for this series because Julia is smart and discerning and also love the idea of getting into the MINDSET of problem solving with CSS. https://twitter.com/b0rk/status/1245391028795965442?s=21 https://twitter.com/b0rk/status/1245391028795965442
This course on FEM from @estellevw is repeatedly recommended as well. I’m gonna check it out for sure. https://frontendmasters.com/courses/css-in-depth-v2/
Dave’s Flexbox and CSS Grid games are really awesome and fun ways to learn https://twitter.com/codefornerds/status/1253845115468210177?s=21 https://twitter.com/codefornerds/status/1253845115468210177
This course from Kevin on Scrimba came up several times.
Scrimba is an interesting platform that combines video with an interactive code editor. https://twitter.com/shivenigma/status/1253752862196117505?s=21 https://twitter.com/shivenigma/status/1253752862196117505
Scrimba is an interesting platform that combines video with an interactive code editor. https://twitter.com/shivenigma/status/1253752862196117505?s=21 https://twitter.com/shivenigma/status/1253752862196117505
The project based learning of Frontend Mentor looks really awesome.
I like how they’ve coded each challenge with a skill level based on industry terminology. https://twitter.com/selbekk/status/1253732403845136387?s=21 https://twitter.com/selbekk/status/1253732403845136387
I like how they’ve coded each challenge with a skill level based on industry terminology. https://twitter.com/selbekk/status/1253732403845136387?s=21 https://twitter.com/selbekk/status/1253732403845136387
I’ve used sass/scss extensively and don’t plan to ever use the tool again. It has pitfalls and benefits but I’m mostly interested in using CSS and don’t want an extended feature set beyond what postcss surfaces.
https://twitter.com/jhooks/status/1253909004566196224?s=21 https://twitter.com/jhooks/status/1253909004566196224
https://twitter.com/jhooks/status/1253909004566196224?s=21 https://twitter.com/jhooks/status/1253909004566196224
Learn Layout is a really nice resource for “beyond the basics” css. https://learnlayout.com/
This simple and progressive reveal from @jgthms is a lovely and excellent introduction. https://jgthms.com/web-design-in-4-minutes/
A ton of folks have pointed out the good work done by my homies @adamwathan and @steveschoger with @tailwindcss.
I’m a big fan of utility classes for getting shit done. https://tailwindcss.com/screencasts/
I’m a big fan of utility classes for getting shit done. https://tailwindcss.com/screencasts/
The Inverted Triangle CSS (ITCSS) Architecture from @csswizardry feels extremely pragmatic at first glance and compatible with how I work (css-in-js) https://twitter.com/brent_m_clark/status/1253827444605321228?s=21 https://twitter.com/brent_m_clark/status/1253827444605321228
