This is my all time favorite site when it comes to learning the basics of CSS. The Tutorials are in-depth and also easy to follow. They also have a runtime environment where you can see the output.
CSSDog has a section for both beginners and more advanced developers. Aside from CSS lessons, their CSS Reference section – which lists quick guides and color references – are very helpful.
10 VSCode keyboard shortcuts that’ll save you hours while coding.
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SPLIT TERMINALS
We can create and display multiple terminals at the same time with the following command:
EMMET ABREVIATIONS
If you’re writing HTML, you should know how tedious and time consuming it is to write certain elements. Emmet allows you create HTML elements (and even boilerplate) with some few keyboard shortcuts:
5 effective ways you can improve your coding skills
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🎯Have good command of one programming language.
One thing I have noticed is that it’s far easier to learn a new language when you fully comprehend one. Instead of hoping from one language to another, fully commit to “mastering” just one.
🎯 Constantly practice what you learn.
Build projects based on them. There is absolutely no better way to learn than doing it yourself, and consistently. It doesn’t matter if it’s big or small, what matters is you do it. Practise makes perfect.
Complete web development roadmap for newbie developers, along with resources.
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🎯 LEARN HTML
HTML is the markup language of the web. With it, you can make texts underlined, bold, italicized etc. You can also create navigations, forms and many more web elements.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is used to style/design HTML elements. Without CSS, the whole web page would look boring. CSS can also be used to create simple, yet eye-catching animations.
7 essential technical skills every software developer should have.
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🔹OOP Language (C++, Java)
This is a programming paradigm that helps you model web entities after real life objects. Here you can specify properties and methods which controls how the elements looks and behaves.
It's also very powerful and allows you to virtually anything.
🔹DATABASES AND SQL
Data are stored in databases and SQL (Structured Query language) is the language used to manage relational "tabular" databases.
It is important you know SQL, along with a database like like Oracle ,
MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, PostgreSQL