Self thought programmers of Reddit: are you full-time, side-job or hobby programming rn?

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Meetup

#Event Management #Event Planning #Group Meetings 4196 social mentions

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CodePen

I've spent a lot of time on codepen.io when I was starting out. Basically I went to dribbble, searched for stuff like "card design" or whatever specific element and I would try and code it. Also codepen has a lot of inspiration for what you can achieve with CSS only or javascript libraries. Most of the popular ones are way over the top stuff like 3d animations and stuff but I still find it fun to browse sometimes. But the editor is super useful so you don't have to set up things like live reload locally and when you're starting out those can be really annoying and demotivating because it's not time spent developing.

#Text Editors #Programming #Code Collaboration 484 social mentions