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🔅 Bootstrap 5 Crash Course Bootstrap is one of the most widely used CSS frameworks, but it can be quite complex to learn since there are so many features in Bootstrap. In this video I will be breaking down everything you need to know about Bootstrap by covering the entire grid system, 6 popular components, and 6 categories of utility classes.

🔅 Sass Essential Training 🔊 Author: Ray Villalobos 🔸 Date: 2022-03-03 ⏰ Duration: 1h 19m 🌀 Learn the fundamentals of Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets (Sass), a modern web development language that helps you write CSS better, faster, and with more advanced features. 📗 Topics: SASS 🔷 Join @webdev_trainings for more courses

🔆 Learn HTML – Full Tutorial for Beginners (2022) Learn HTML in this complete course for beginners. This is an all-in-one beginner tutorial to help you learn web development skills. This course teaches HTML5

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🔅 Learning Materialize CSS 🔊 Author: Ayodele Leom 🔸 Date: 2021-11-18 ⏰ Duration: 1h 6m 🌀 Learn the concepts and important topics to get started with one of the most popular application design systems, Material Design, using Materialize CSS. 📗 Topics: Materialize CSS 🔷 Join @webdev_trainings for more courses

📌Popular web development technology stacks 🍄Common technology for all stacks🍄 Html Css Javascript 🍄Mern stack🍄 MongoDB Express React Node.js 🍄Java stack🍄 MongoDB/MySQL Spring React/angular Java 🍄Python stack🍄 MongoDB/MySQL Django/Flask React/Angular Python 🍄Php stack🍄 MongoDB/MySQL Laravel Vue/React/Angular Php 🍄Ruby stack🍄 MongoDB/MySQL Ruby on Rails React/Angular Ruby

🔅 What Is Web3? 🔊 Author: Morten Rand-Hendriksen 🔸 Date: 2022-06-03 ⏰ Duration: 1h 12m 🌀 Get an introduction to Web3 and its core set of technologies. 📗 Topics: Blockchain 🔷 Join @webdev_trainings for more courses

🔅 Tailwind CSS Essential Training 🔊 Author: Ray Villalobos 🔸 Date: 2021-02-12 ⏰ Duration: 3h 32m 🌀 Learn to simplify the design side of your web app creation by applying this programmer-friendly style framework. 📗 Topics: Tailwind CSS 🔷 Join @webdev_trainings for more courses

🔅 Tailwind CSS Essential Training 🔊 Author: Ray Villalobos 🔸 Date: 2021-02-12 ⏰ Duration: 3h 32m 🌀 Learn to simplify the design side of your web app creation by applying this programmer-friendly style framework. 📗 Topics: Tailwind CSS 🔷 Join @webdevtrainings for more courses

🔸 Full description 🔸 While the ways in which we work on the web evolve over time, every now and then, a true game changer comes along. The Tailwind CSS utility-first approach throws out many of the traditional CSS approaches to building projects, allowing you to create a complete and unique website without writing a single line of CSS. In this course, LinkedIn senior staff instructor Ray Villalobos shows how Tailwind CSS offers a lightweight but sophisticated approach to styling content in your sites and apps through labeling with appropriate class names. Ray illustrates how you can manage everything from fonts, colors, borders, and the whole layout of your pages by adding Tailwind and specifying its use on the HTML elements in your pages, all without having to touch a style document. Plus, he introduces you to just-in-time (JIT) mode and its advantages, variants, and improvements.

⌨️ CSS: Text with image background Here is how you can fill a piece of text with a background image which is still accessible! And here is how it works: 👉 Create a background image which fits a rectangular image for the box containing the text 👉 Clip the background to be visible only where there is text, using the background clip properly 👉 Finally set a transparent foreground color for the text itself such that the background is visible

🖥 Git: Merging vs Rebasing In git, when there are some changes in a parent branch from which you forked, there are two strategies to incorporate them into your working branch: ✨ Merging: As the name suggests, 'merges' the parent branch into your branch. The advantage is that handling conflicts (if any) is easier, since you only need to resolve them for the merge commit once. However, this may make the git history a bit harder to follow ✨ Rebasing: Takes all the commits you made in your branch, and applies them on top of the head of the parent branch. As if repositioning the base of the branch. This helps to create a linear and easy to follow git history, but conflict resolution may be tedious and you need to force push the branch to the origin.