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Sep 2 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
Five low-code / no-code tools that will change the way you do web development (free):
1. Plasmic

The visual builder for your tech stack.

• Visual page builder
• Plugs into existing code bases
• Host with them or any other host
• Plugs into any API/CMS data source
• Out of the box A/B testing

🔗 plasmic.app/?utm_source=tw… #collab
2. Animation generator

Dead simple visual tools to help you generate CSS for your projects.

🔗 keyframes.app
3. getform

It basically converts HTML form into an endpoint.

• Send emails from the contact form
• Upload files
• Automate your workflow

🔗 getform.io
4. Carrd

Build one-page sites for pretty much anything.

🔗 carrd.co
5. Digger

Generate infrastructure for your code in your AWS account. So you can build on AWS without having to learn it.

🔗 digger.dev
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Convert Figma design to production-ready app in 5 simple steps 🧵:
Step 1:

Install the locofy.ai plugin on Figma and start with an existing design or get a cool design template from the Figma community. Image
Step 2:

Start by tagging your layers such as inputs, buttons, videos, and more to generate semantically correct code.

They also have LocoAI that scans through your design to help identify elements to tag. Image
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Aug 31
Do you think you can't move your career forward if you don't become a manager?

That’s a mistake! Today, people are realising that they can choose to be an Individual Contributor (IC), an expert in their area, instead of managing people.

Let’s see how you can get there:
Context: an IC is basically an experienced developer who prefers to keep coding instead of managing a team.

Here are the main roles of these two career paths. Image
Becoming an IC shouldn't be a choice by default.

You need to be genuinely passionate about tech - as you’ll spend most of your time coding and willing to influence strategic decisions.

You’re not making the decisions, but you will be able to exert your influence.
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Aug 28
10 chrome extensions so useful that you will install them right away:
1. ScribeHow

Turn any process into a step-by-step guide, instantly.

You don't need to explain the process manually. Just record it, and the ScribeHow extension will convert it into a guide.

🔗 scribe.how/chrome
2. Wappalyzer

Find out the technology stack of any website.

🔗 wappalyzer.com
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Aug 26
Seven websites that will change the way you write code (in a better manner) 🧵:
1. Locofy.ai

Turn your Figma designs to production-ready frontend code for React, React Native, Nextjs, HTML-CSS, and Gatsby.

🔗 locofy.ai
2. Visual Go

Visualizing data structures and algorithms

🔗 visualgo.net
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Aug 25
Build a REST API in four simple steps.

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Step 1: Install Node.js

We are assuming you have Node.js installed on your machine. If you haven't installed it, click on the following link and install it simply.

nodejs.org/en/
Step 2: Initialize the project

Let's start; create an empty directory and initialize your project by running the following command. Initialize the project with...
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Aug 24
3 points that will help you to get a pay rise:

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Fear of conflict, discomfort speaking about money, difficulty “selling yourself”…are these feelings familiar to you when it comes to asking for a salary increase?

But I recently discovered a few tips that made me better at it:👇
1. Ask the right person at the right time

Never bypass your manager. They are the first person to convince. Make them your ally to negotiate with the top management.

Don’t wait until the end of the year, as the budget for rises will already be allocated!
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