NEMZ @ice_dunk

Hey guys! I just stopped by @thatcarfixer's booth at the Africa Startup Festival!🥳 Their innovative automobile solution is truly impressive, and their passion for everything automobile is inspiring; visit their booth to see for yourself. #ASF2023 #ASFXLagos #FlickwheelXASF

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Raja - impeccify.com 🚀 @rajawebexpert

3 years ago

FINALLY!!! Built this Exclusive Fully Responsive Animated Multifunctional Portfolio Website with Light/Dark mode using HTML, CSS & Javascript How's it? Drop your comments 😊 SOURCE CODE 👇

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David Herbert👨🏽‍💻🚀 @DaveyHert

3 years ago

If you’re currently learning React this is for you. @thestorybookdev recently released her book "The React Storybook," to aspiring ReactJS learners: @SynergyyHQ is sponsoring 10 copies of the book to developers interested in learning ReactJS. @IVobble is also sponsoring 5 copies to JavaScript developers who are presently studying ReactJS. To get one: like, repost, comment, and follow both company. The author would randomly pick 15 winners by 6pm WAT today.

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Ibukun Amosu 🇳🇬🇬🇭 @amosuibk

3 years ago

Remote (Part-Time) Full-Stack Software Engineer Remuneration USD $72,000 per year (equivalent to ~$120k full-time) The role is part-time for 3 days per week but it could grow into a full-time role later (only if you’re open to that, no pressure). The Stack You should have strong skills in at least one of either React or Python and be open to learning about any pieces that you’re missing from the list below. React / Next.js Python Django Elasticsearch Redis PostgreSQL Docker Requirements Availability for at least 3 days per week (i.e. 3 x 8 hours, so 24 hours in total) but you can split and spread the hours throughout the week, however you like Strong written English skills This is a contract role so you’ll need to be registered as a freelancer (or similar) and be able to issue invoices to the company You use either Linux or macOS for your work. How to Apply Drop an email to [email protected] telling us a little bit about your background and experience and how it relates to the role. We'll take it from there. You must include the word “pineapple” somewhere in the email. The process is: a 30-min initial call with the founder, a short take-home assignment (we’ll pay you for your time) followed by a final call to discuss your work.

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David Herbert👨🏽‍💻🚀 @DaveyHert

3 years ago

Here are my important threads on: How to land internships and full-time roles as a newbie in tech.✨ The various ways to find thousands of tech companies, startups, & founders/HRs to apply.✨ Hopefully, this makes it easier to find these gems in one place. RT for others.🧵

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Pratham @Prathkum

3 years ago

5 GitHub repositories will make you feel like an expert developer:

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THE CODE SCIENTIST @mysticwillz

3 years ago

You were recently hired as a frontend developer, Your first task is to optimize the performance of your company's website. How can you achieve this? Let me show you: Optimizing performance is crucial for frontend development, here is how to achieve that in 5 steps. Optimize Images: Compress and resize images to reduce their file size without compromising quality. Use modern image formats like WebP, which offer better compression. Lazy load images to ensure that they only load when they are visible in the viewport. Code Splitting: Implement code splitting to divide your JavaScript code into smaller, more manageable chunks. Use tools like React's built-in React.lazy() and Suspense for dynamic imports to load components on-demand. Implement Browser Caching: Set appropriate caching headers for static resources to allow browsers to store them locally. Utilize versioning or cache busting techniques to force browsers to fetch new assets when they change. Prefetching and Preloading: Use browser hints like prefetch and preload to give the browser a heads-up about resources it will need in the future. Be cautious not to overuse these hints, as they can lead to unnecessary resource fetching. Reduce Third-Party Dependencies: Limit the use of third-party scripts and widgets. Each additional script can introduce latency and affect the performance of your site. Alright, that's a wrap. Follow me @mysticwillz for more tweets like this.

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Swapna Kumar Panda @swapnakpanda

3 years ago

Remote jobs for you that pays in USD. If interested, open the thread.

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Shalini Tewari @maybeshalinii

3 years ago

We all have used API's in our Projects! Here is a complete guided handmade cheatsheet to Rest apis and HTTP Methods.

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Pratham @Prathkum

3 years ago

5 GitHub repositories will make your life 90% easier:

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Pratham @Prathkum

3 years ago

You can learn 90% of CSS using my these 10 threads:

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NEMZ @ice_dunk

3 years ago

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3 years ago

JavaScript developers make $150k-$250k yearly. So, I have prepared "The Ultimate JavaScript Cheat Sheet" ebook. You will get: • 15+ pages cheat sheet • Save 100+ hrs on research And for 24 hrs only, it's FREE! To get it, • Like • Reply "JS" • Follow me (so that I can DM)