The Complete Guide to a Career in Web Development: Basic Concepts and Getting Started

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Self-Hosted Trello

It's a good idea to familiarize yourself with at least one of these tools before you start looking for employment. One of the simplest ones to play around with is called Trello.

#Office & Productivity #Project Management #Task Management 32 social mentions

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Slack

Your day will likely start with opening your email, then opening up a communication tool like Slack or Microsoft Teams.

#Communication #Group Chat & Notifications #Chat 208 social mentions

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replit

There's absolutely nothing wrong with continuing to use Codepen or similar services like Codesandbox, Replit or Glitch while learning, but at some point you are probably going to want to know how to built websites using tools on your own computer.

#Programming #Programming Tools #IDEs And Text Editors 603 social mentions

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Glitch

There's absolutely nothing wrong with continuing to use Codepen or similar services like Codesandbox, Replit or Glitch while learning, but at some point you are probably going to want to know how to built websites using tools on your own computer.

#Text Editors #Cloud Hosting #Code Collaboration 112 social mentions

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Visual Studio Code

Start by installing VS Code. You can download it here from the official site.

#Text Editors #IDE #Software Development 1007 social mentions

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CodeSandbox

There's absolutely nothing wrong with continuing to use Codepen or similar services like Codesandbox, Replit or Glitch while learning, but at some point you are probably going to want to know how to built websites using tools on your own computer.

#Text Editors #Programming #Code Collaboration 300 social mentions

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CodePen

The absolute easiest way for someone with no experience at all to start building their own website or web app is to use a tool called Codepen.

#Text Editors #Programming #Code Collaboration 484 social mentions

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GitLab

Other more complex professional tools in that space you might use in your real job include JIRA, Github issues and Gitlab. You don't need to know how they work, just being aware they exist is fine.

#Code Collaboration #Git #Repo Management 112 social mentions