daviddiasfront

24 karma · joined February 21, 2016

David Dias is a Front-End UX / UI Developer • Events Organizer • Podcaster • Youtuber • Life hacker who coding, meditation, Paleo diet and solving digital and human problems.

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daviddiasfront··on Fighting for Open Source Sustainability: Introducing Code Sponsor

I'm a big fan of Code Sponsor! Eric who created Code Sponsor is passionate about his project and surely at your disposal for any query.

If you have a project with more than 100 stars, try it, you'll really appreciate the transparency and the personalization of the ads you can have. Long life to Code Sponsor!

daviddiasfront··on Front-End Checklist

It is not! :) That website change the vision of CSS for lot of people.

daviddiasfront··on The most essential list of resources for Front-End beginners

The list was added on Product Hunt . You are welcome to support it! https://www.producthunt.com/posts/front-end-beginners-essent...

daviddiasfront··on The most essential list of resources for Front-End beginners

Awesome, I subscribed these newsletters since a long time. Really good job! I'm always recommending these newsletters to my team / students. For people who don't spend a lot of time doing research (some students and professionals I know), it's a great way for them to have a short "overview" of what is happening and which articles are more interesting at the moment. Please keep it up!

daviddiasfront··on The most essential list of resources for Front-End beginners

@michaelwu, tried to keep it simple for a beginner, and I tried to follow the "web developer roadmap 2017".

ESLint and typescript are more for an intermediate IMO, another list will follow this one and will surely mention ESLint and TypeScript.

daviddiasfront··on The most essential list of resources for Front-End beginners

I'll add the british flag too if that help you to not be disappointed, no issue :)

daviddiasfront··on The most essential list of resources for Front-End beginners

Your welcome! Don't hesitate to do a PR. Which newsletter are you managing?

daviddiasfront··on The most essential list of resources for Front-End beginners

Yes, but that list is really for beginners, people that didn't have any experience in programming before. Another list with much more links will be published in the same format soon.