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Check out this category-based breakdown of the best online learning resources for front end engineers of all levels.

The Women Tech Council recently hosted a virtual summit on the first female recession, which caught my attention because I assumed women’s progress in computer science had been improving. The information presented proved me horribly wrong.

As a tribute to my young, homework-nerd self, I've compiled a list of some of the best cheat sheets I could find for web development purposes (although admittedly I favored the things I just happen to need sometimes).

To make the most (or anything at all) of the beautiful gift of confusion, you must be able to step back a bit and transform your doubts into productive thoughts. Instead of letting panic and self-doubt creep in, try to start learning.

This post demonstrates how you can clean up your commit history on a local branch prior to merging it into another branch. Often times the frequent commits we keep when develping on our local branches are rushed and or ill-thought out.

Use a Webhook to automatically build and deploy your site on Netlify after you create, update, or delete a post in ButterCMS. This way you avoid having to manually rebuild and redeploy your site just to fix a typo in a post.

There are several ways to think about what destructuring is. One is in terms of assignment, the other in terms of parameters. Both perform the basic function of getting rid of repetitive code. First we'll talk about assignment, then parameters.

SASS essentially turns CSS into a programmatic language. Suddenly we can dynamically generate everything from comprehensive utility class names and styles to entire grid layouts. In this post we'll take advantage of SASS functions to convert pixels to rems without all the ugly math.

It is possible to list your local git branches ordered by most recent commit date, while showing some extra information, like the abbreviated commit sha and commit message. But if you're human, you'll never remember the whole command to do so. In this post you'll learn how to permanently save an easy-to-remember alias to run that lengthy command with ease...