Lately, I love writing blogs on @hashnode. Initially I wasn't sure how to start but now I get it that process is pretty easy and straight forwardπŸ‘‡
Why I prefer Hashnode over other platforms?

1. You can blog at your personal domain (blog.pratham.codes)
2. You can customize your blog design entirely
3. Inbuilt community of thousands of developers
4. Personalized Newsletters

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5. Hashnode has a great UX and UI
6. You can add many pages to your customized blog

For exampleπŸ‘‡
Start you blog today.

Write what you want, express what you feel. Let your words speak about youπŸ’«

You're just one step wayπŸ’ͺ Head over to Hashnode and start writing.
If you already have a Hashnode blog, share it belowπŸ‘‡

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The Z-index is a powerful yet confusing concept of CSS

Let's make it easy in this quick threadπŸ‘‡

🧡 Image
z-index is a CSS property that controls stacking order of elements along Z axis.

Image a hypothetical line starting from your eye to screen, that is Z-axis
⭐ Note that z-index only works on positioned elements.

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Everything you need to know about CSS Flexible Box LayoutπŸ‘‡

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Start appyling display: flex; property to parent element
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The flex-direction property specifies the direction of the items within the flex container
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15 Feb
Beginner friendly thread to start with Web Development in 2021

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Did you know you don't need any prior coding knowledge to start with web development.

You can start it with scratch. You neither need to install any software initially you can make your first site on Notepad or some online editor

(2 / 13)
πŸ“Œ Tools you need

- An editor, where you can write some code.

There are two options

1. Install editor on your machine
2. Use an online editor

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14 Feb
Some important topics of JavaScript before diving into React

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1️⃣ ES6 classes

Although new developers are working with functional components, there is a possibility that you may encounter old written class component code. So it can be helpful to learn basic of ES6 class.
2️⃣ Basic understanding of var, let and const

You should have the basic understanding of variable declaration. When to use var, let or const. What is the block scope and stuff like that.

for example

var x = 2;
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let x = 4;
// Here x is 4
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Start your 100 Days of Code journey with this thread⚑

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Hey, thereπŸ‘‹

If you want to learn web development then this thread is for you. In this thread, I'll try to give a basic overview of

What 100DaysOfCode is?
How to manage your time?
How to divide your time?

And any other doubt you have in mind... So Let's go

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- HTML
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- JavaScript
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Now you might be wondering why DOM? But trust me its important and necessaryπŸ˜‰

(3 / nn)
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Don't repeat my mistakesβŒπŸ‘‡

When I was learning Java, about 3 years ago, I tried to remember the code of the star patterns (It may sound silly)πŸ™ƒ

I was like what is the use of this star pattern in the real world. They meant nothing to me

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By star patterns, they were trying to make my better understanding on for loops and if conditions. So that my logic building ability can be improved

(2 / 4)
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I think I should have asked
Why star patterns?
What's the use of this?

But we learn from our mistakes. I also learned

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