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The best way to learn web development and JavaScript in 2024
Learn some cool things that JavaScript can do!
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The full circle of Jamstack
I take you through my journey into the world of Jamstack, my thoughts on the core values of Jamstack, and what the future might hold.
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Twitter ruined your link previews: here’s how Cloudinary can help
Learn how to overlay text on your Open Graph images using the Cloudinary API and SDKs.
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How to fix error: invalid character in entity name in RSS feeds
My RSS feed was broken for OVER A WEEK because I used an invalid character in the XML.
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Fallbacks for HTTP 404 images in HTML and JavaScript
What if an image doesn’t exist anymore? What if someone accidentally deleted an image in your CMS? How do you detect and deal with this?
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Everything I install and set up on a new MacBook as a web developer
Here are the developer tools, browsers, utility apps and other useful things I install on a new dev machine to help productivity.
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What is DevRel? Syntax Episode 697
I sat down with the Wes and Scott to talk about what DevRel is, how to get into it, important skills like writing and public speaking, challenges like blog post quotas, and more.
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I built a productivity tracker that was NOT a to do list
I took part in Jason Lengstorf's new series: 4 devs, 1 app idea and it was SO MUCH FUN.
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The API sent the WRONG HTTP status code?!
Read the documentation, people.
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Entertainment as Code @ ffconf 2023
This talk is about live streaming and learning in public, and about how writing silly code and building silly websites in front of a live audience is a powerful (and hilarious) way to build a community.
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A story about HTTP status codes and why you should read documentation
Recently, I wrote some bad code. But this highlighted the importance of correct HTTP status codes, and how I should really read documentation.
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Entertainment as Code: Premier
Learn about streaming live coding, and how writing silly code in front of a live audience is a powerful (and hilarious) way to build community.