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Also, GitHub really works perfectly for me & I don't frankly need any new features as I am perfectly fine with what's given. There is less likely that I miss something on GitHub or need some new feature :)
If it is a complete web app, then Create React App (or React + Parcel) + AWS AppSync
Interesting Website will be WikiPedia. Source - https://medium.freecodecamp.org/what-the-web-looks-like-with...
I know people don't care whether it is serverless or not. But that's not the point. The point is reducing cost.
Why should I pay for services I don't use?
Why should I write the same code twice (once for server & once for serverless)? Although a lot of that would be same but I still need to write a lot of config to run serverless.
Why should I worry about Scaling?
Thank you. I write mostly Node & wanted to try Go for a long time because of performance & then I heard that Rust is even faster. So I thought I would learn that.
But you are right, I don't have any problem with Node. Its working great for me. :)
Also, let her play video games & then maybe later introduce her to Mac.
CSS TRICKS - http://css-tricks.com - They just say they pay on their website
SMASHING MAGAZINE - http://smashingmagazine.com - $200 for new authors or else $250
SCOTCH IO - http://scotch.io - $150
TREEHOUSE - https://teamtreehouse.com - $100-$200
TUTS+ - https://tutsplus.com - $100 for quick tip & $250 for regular tutorial
A LIST APART - http://alistapart.com - $200 for 1500-2000 words
SITEPOINT - https://www.sitepoint.com - $150 for articles & $200 for tutorials
For more info, checkout -
https://www.technig.com/pay-per-article-to-write-for-us/
http://justlearnwp.com/make-money-writing-articles-websites/
http://www.jeffbullas.com/20-amazing-sites-that-will-pay-you...
The guy Brian Dean has many years of experience about SEO
Read the 1st comment in the thread [0] for explanation
[0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/84d4m5/heres_how_r...
Like I love Stripe so what I will do is I'll try to imitate that & I did [0]. For inspiration of websites which have great CSS, check HyperPixel [1]
Take 1 website & try to imitate that. Now don't just go on for 30 days making something that you won't use yourself. Make something useful too. Like a StopWatch like BigTimer [2] or Pomodoro. That way you make a useful application & get great at CSS. Remember its 99% inspiration & 1% perspiration.
TL;DR - Make something that solves a problem & raises your skill level at CSS. Don't make same application or on the same level like you might be making boxes all the time. Don't do that. Raise your level every time. If you are a beginner, do something that requires intermediate level skills. If you are a intermediate, then make something that requires experienced level skills. And while doing that share it with the world. Make it on CodePen so people can learn from you. Small victories will make you happy & you will continue to build something great.
The projects are different, sometimes just HTML & CSS & JS & sometimes just Node JS or something else.
Make your own projects & build it everyday for a year. That way you will learn stuff.
The best course that will teach you Advanced CSS & SASS [1] is from Jonas. It is the absolute best which teaches Cascading & how CSS actually works. If you do that, you won't need anything else other than practice. And if you can't afford it, there are tons of resources on the internet but are scattered everywhere but they will teach you how to do it.
It has a Gitbook version too [1]
But it is very big but really good that you will understand the depths of JavaScript. So to begin with learn Vanilla JavaScript. Vanilla JavaScript means JavaScript only without any framework.
Then try learning ES6(ES2015)/ES7(ES2016) or in generally ESM (EcmaScript Modules). You can learn it by checking the resources below on my personal Github repo.
So to summarise, learn Vanilla JS first, then EcmaScript Modules & then choose any framework. If you don't know what to choose, or are confused then I recommend choosing either one of React or Vue, due to both are very easy to start code with.
I also made a list of my favourite reads. Remember I read a lot of books & put my favourite on there [2]
[0]: https://github.com/getify/You-Dont-Know-JS
[1]: https://www.gitbook.com/book/maximdenisov/you-don-t-know-js
[2]: https://github.com/deadcoder0904/awesome-javascript-reads
Not a direct answer. Its usually for SEO. But, I would recommend Backlinko [0]. SEO can be a factor in Internet marketing. So I would recommend that.
Other than that, it depends on what product you're trying to market.
If its a blog, then you can post on HN, Reddit, your niche related subreddits, etc...
If its a product, then HN, Reddit, Product Hunt, Indie Hackers, some news outlets like The Next Web, LifeHacker, etc...
Feedback: On the apply page [0], the page field has https://applytodate.com/ cut off & it looks weird. I know you have optimised it for mobile but on Desktop it can be wide & on Mobile you can reduce the font-size.
Its real nice to see something unique in Dating world. Congrats you're onto something here.
[0]: https://applytodate.com/lucy/formal-on-friday-1eia/apply
[0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/84m529/styled_comp...