Coding Assistants and Artificial Intelligence for the Rest of Us
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Introduction
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Making a Calendar in React.js with CSS Grid
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Hey there! It’s been a long time since I wrote something 🙄. So, I thought to start writing about something I’ve been up to for 2 months now, Learning CSS!!. Yep, I suck at CSS and I tried to learn it finally. After learning some of the cool features of CSS like Flexbox and Grid, I wanted to try them on a real project. So, I came up with the idea of creating a simple Calendar in React.js that’s laid down using CSS Grid as you can see below.
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An Idiot's Guide to Service Workers — Troubleshooting — Part 2
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Welcome! You must be coming here from Part 1 of this article, where I discussed how to implement the SW for a production site or you are just curious why certain things are not working with SW.
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An Idiot's Guide to Service Workers — Implementation — Part 1
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This article is not about the basics of the Service Workers (SW now onwards). There are plenty of other tutorials on the internet and the best one is from Google. This article will list down how to make use of SW on a production website and fix certain problems you might run into along the way.
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Scratch files in JetBrains WebStorm
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As a JavaScript (ECMAScript) developers we usually try to run a complex piece of code in browser console before writing it directly into the project. The reason may be anything, but for me it’s like to save time that goes into executing the full project cycle, just to check what I wrote is working without any problem.
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