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Not only do front end coding challenges objectively test if you can code, but they will also give you feedback on where to get better next time. Build your own projects If you can’t find a coding challenge you like or want to express your passions or interests, build your own ...
Weekly tips on front-end & UX In this article, Anna Selezniova will share her experience using CSS 3D effects for the first time in a real project and hopefully inspire you to take on challenges. Anna has gained useful experience in working with CSS 3D and she has discovered many interes...
The RF front-end architectures in 5G have new elements that will provide faster access and low latency. Latency in 5G AFEs is so much more important than in previous 3G and 4G versions. 5G has a minimum latency of 1 ms or less. On the other hand, latency in 4G systems was at 50 m...
A lot of those things have been our jobs forever though. We’ve been asking and answering these questions on every website we’ve built for as long as we’ve been doing it. There are different challenges on each site, which is great and keeps this job fun, but there is a lot of ...
invaluable, especially for domain-specific understanding like DOM traversal and how React hooks are implemented. Overall, while Leetcode-style questions only appeared during my first rounds, practicing daily honed my problem-solving skills and got me used to those mind-boggling ...
Problem-Solving Practice: Solve coding challenges on platforms like LeetCode or HackerRank to enhance problem-solving skills. Seek Mentorship: Connect with experienced developers for guidance, accelerating learning and professional growth. Document Learning: Document progress through blogs or contributions to...
Learning basic HTML as a UX designer is never a bad idea, as this will give you a foundational understanding of front-end coding. 2. CSS CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a style sheet language used to style content with color, layouts, fonts, etc. Without CSS, every website would look...
designing layouts. Some of it happens to involve coding prototypes. Some of it even requires me to write functions. All those pieces are what work together to develop a website, which is what I’m trying to do at the end of the day regardless of if I am seen as a designer or a ...
Can be found onX,GitHuborLinkedIn. Public projects Codier A community site for developers to explore and attempt front-end coding challenges. react-resplit An open-source React library for creating resizable split pane layouts. Blog posts