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Frontend Fridays - September 13, 2024
Krishna Sumanth
September 13, 2024 • Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes
Welcome back to Frontend Fridays!
If you are new here, I share the 5 best frontend posts I saw in the last 7 days. I scroll, so you don’t have to!
Let’s get to it:
#1 🎨
web dev is crazy because you haven't even started coding your project and this is how your folder looks
— Dhravya Shah (@DhravyaShah)
3:54 AM • Sep 12, 2024
Frontend development has gone bonkers! 😵💫
#2 🎨
Reminder for GitHub users, specifically those writing READMEs.
GitHub has a custom quote block syntax for things like notes/warnings/tips – replace your old bold text with these, they're much nicer and standout more.
— Ryan Chandler (@ryangjchandler)
11:15 PM • Sep 9, 2024
TIL! 🤯
#3 🎨
Being kind to AI is the only way to save yourself from the AI gods of the future! 👌
#4 🎨
I sometimes wonder if coding is going to end up a bit like this.
— James Potter (rephonic.com) (@jamespotterdev)
9:50 AM • Sep 1, 2024
Writing code from scratch has become like driving a mechanical car! Now I understand those who don’t like driving an automatic!
#5 🎨
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