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How to Dynamically Get All CSS Custom Properties on a Page Some fun DOM and stylesheet wrangling on display here. - http://amp.gs/wbkO

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What’s New in Angular 10 https://medium.com/better-programming/angular-10-new-features-dbc779061dc8

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Write a JavaScript program to check if two numbers are in range 40..60 or in the range 70..100 inclusive. function numbers_ranges(x, y) { if ((x >= 40 && x <= 60 && y >= 40 && y <= 60) || (x >= 70 && x <= 100 && y >= 70 && y <= 100)) { return true; } else { return false; } } console.log(numbers_ranges(44, 56)); console.log(numbers_ranges(70, 95)); console.log(numbers_ranges(50, 89));

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Ways to Create Components in React We can always relate to any sort of analogy that involves LEGO. Components are like LEGO blocks. Now it all makes sense. That said, just as not all LEGO blocks are created equal, neither are components. Here’s a clear, concise differentiation between Class and Functional components in React. - http://amp.gs/w5n3 #react

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A Deep Dive Into Queues in Node.js Find out what queueing in Node is all about, including how it works with the event loop, its various types, and how it can help with async operations. - http://amp.gs/woCC #nodejs

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11. Write a JavaScript program to find which 1st January is being a Sunday between 2014 and 2050.

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Elegantly Manage SVG Icons in Angular Applications svg-icon is a small library that offers a solution to a big problem: How to incorporate svgs into your templates in an orderly and efficient way. - http://amp.gs/wFAp #angular

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Tips For Being A Great Programmer: 1. Get good at Googling Being a programmer is all about learning how to search for the answers to your questions. By learning to Google things effectively, you'll save a lot of development time. 2. Under promise and over deliver It's better to let your team know a task will take three weeks and deliver in two than the other way around. By under promising and over delivering, you'll build trust. 3. Be nice to your designers; they're your friends Designers provide solutions to user pain points. Learn from them and work cohesively to build effective products. 4. Write useful comments Write comments which explain the "why" and not the "what". 5. Name variables and functions appropriately Functions and variables should accurately denote their purpose, so myCoolFunction won't fly. 6. Take vacations We all need time to de-compress. Take that trip you've been wanting. Your brain and your co-workers will thank you. 7. Delete unused code No reason to accrue more technical debt. 8. Learn to read code Reading code is an undervalued skill, but an invaluable one. 9. Establish a healthy work/life balance You need time to de-compress after a long workday. Shut off work notifications, remove apps off your phone. 10. Only schedule necessary meetings Can it be solved in an email or a Slack message? If so, avoid a meeting. If not, be conscious of the duration. Aim for less. 11. Pair program Pair programming allows you to play the role of both teacher and student. 12. Write great emails Learn to capture your audience in your emails by being succinct yet clear. Nobody wants to read your four-page email Jerry. 13. Get involved in the community Surrounding yourself with like-minded people will motivate you to push through the lows. 14. Clean up your branches Clean up your version control branches like you'd clean your house before your in-laws came for a visit. If you don't need it, discard it; don't just throw it in the closet. 15. Don't gate keep Be inclusive. Don't tell others they aren't good enough to be in the industry. Everyone has value. 16. Keep learning You've chosen a profession that requires continuous learning. Learn to love it. 17. Don't give up It won't always be easy. But we all started at the same place. You can do it. 18. Take tasks that scare you If it doesn't scare you, it isn't going to help you grow. 19. Clarify requirements before starting You should understand the acceptance criteria before delving into writing the code. It will save you time and pain later down the line. 20. Have a toolbox Have a set of tools which you know inside-and-out. Know which tools serve which purpose and when a project can benefit from using one over another.

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