As already mentioned, I will be regularly posting the most interesting resources (articles, blog posts, podcasts, tweets…), I encounter, that are somehow related to programming. These posts are called WebDevRes which stands for Web Development Resources and you're just reading the first post of this series - History in the making!
As you can see, the first "issue" begins with 0 and not with 1. Do you know
why?
Yep, you’re
right, WebDevRes Weekly is a kind of an array of interesting links, and array
index, as we all know, begins with 0!
Ok, (stupid)
jokes aside and let’s get real.
Here are the top five links to interesting programming resources, I recently read or heard. Enjoy!
The author describes
how to convince other people to read your article on Medium.com. However, many
of the rules can be applied to any of your internet posts as well. The post also contains
links to the articles analyzing what words you should use in your headline to
get more readers. You will also learn
how you should write your posts and that you shouldn’t be scared to show your
credibility to your readers.
This is a
great interview with Zed Shaw, author of the Learn the Hard Way series. What I personally like about him is his different approach to the code learning since he puts strong emphasis
on the memorization. He claims that you need to memorize
syntax of the programming language before you can jump into your first coding project.
This is a
story about an aspiring web developer, who talks about his programming journey. The interesting part of the post is when he describes challenges he faced, when moving
from a beginner to an advanced programmer. I bet that everybody undergoes such troubles when going through this particular period since you don’t know what you don’t know. The easiest way, how to move on, is to
learn from other’s experience. You should therefore read this article!
The article
describes differences between the two most popular JS frameworks - Angular and
React. The author talks about the advantages as well as of disadvantages of
each framework. Since many of the web developers need to use at least one of them, it is good to understand the differences between them.
If you’re
using Atom text editor, this article is for you. If you don’t use it, you should
at least give it a try J. This post is full of great packages which will enhance your productivity. Try the power mode package at least!
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