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6 websites a developer should definitely check
1. Scribe
Screen recording extension that turns any process into a guide instantly.
🔗 https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/scribe-%E2%80%94-documentation-so/okfkdaglfjjjfefdcppliegebpoegaii?hl=en&gl=IN
2. EditorX
Make your own website with just a few clicks and drag and drop.
You can also write your custom code if you want.
🔗 https://www.editorx.com/
3. Animate.css
Animate is a CSS library for basic CSS animation. It is browser-friendly with a lot of pre-built animations.
🔗 https://animate.style/
4. Sorting Algorithms
Learn sorting algorithms visually and intuitively.
🔗 toptal.com/developers/sorting-algorithms
5. Digger
Low code tool that can generate infrastructure for your code in your AWS account. So you can build on AWS without having to learn it.
🔗 https://digger.dev/
6. Learn Anything
Search anything here, and it will show you the correct roadmap with all the necessary resources
🔗 https://learn-anything.xyz/
@Programmingworld_dev
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How to render static files and dynamic files on handlebars in Express JS
https://blog.bitsrc.io/how-to-render-static-and-dynamic-files-in-express-with-handlebars-2046609e1c8f
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#nodejs #express #handlebar
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Freedom in mind... Faith in our heart... Memories in our souls... Let’s salute the Nation on the 75th Independence Day! 🇮🇳🇮🇳
#VandeMatram #ILoveMyIndia
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Repost from Placements4all - Off Campus Drives
Best Resume builders in 2022🌟
- Zety
🔗 zety.com
- LiveCareer
🔗 livecareer.com/
- Resume Genius
🔗 resumegenius.com
- MyPerfectResume
🔗 myperfectresume.com
- ResumeLab
🔗 resumelab.com/in
- ResumeNow
🔗 resume-now.com/
- EnhanCV
🔗 enhancv.com/
- ResumeHelp
🔗 resumehelp.com/
- ResumeNerd
🔗 resumenerd.com
- Wozber
🔗 wozber.com/en-us
- Resumonk
🔗 resumonk.com
- VisualCV
🔗 visualcv.com
- Kickresume
🔗 kickresume.com/en/
- FlowCV
🔗 flowcv.com/
#resume #resumebuilder #resumetemplates
Telegram: t.me/placements4all
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Repost from Technical Stark ™
10 mind-blowing AI websites you probably didn't know existed
#1: Edit out parts of photos with Magic Eraser.
Have a great photo but with something annoying in the background?
Remove it easily:
https://www.magiceraser.io/
• Upload the photo
• Select the part you don't want
• Press 'erase'
And boom. It's gone.
#2: Create images from words with Craiyon.
Want to illustrate your idea?
https://www.craiyon.com/
Type in any words to describe what you want:
• Describe actions
• Combine items
• Create images in a particular style
And it'll produce an image to match
Sounds crazy...it is
#3: Sort your creative block with Rytr.
Ever get stuck with writer's block?
Rytr writes your piece for you.
https://rytr.me/
• Choose a language
• Choose a tone
• Choose the type of content
It'll give you excellent copy that you can edit and use as you like.
#4: Identify objects from photos with Thing Translator.
On holiday and don't know the word for an item?
Take a photo of it to find out.
https://thing-translator.appspot.com/
• Take a picture of the item
• Get the word in one of 10 languages
No more fumbling through a dictionary.
#5: Create better drawings with Autodraw.
Are you a terrible artist like me?
https://www.autodraw.com/
• Start sketching
• It guesses what you're trying to draw
• And offers better alternatives for you
Suddenly my awful drawing of a dog is actually usable.
#6: Come up with good font combos with Fontjoy.
If you aren't a designer, it's hard to choose nice fonts.
https://fontjoy.com/ chooses them for you
• Lock in a font you want
• Or start from scratch
• Generate fonts that pair
Now you KNOW your fonts work well together.
#7: Use all the wisdom in books with Talk To Books.
Ask your question to the collective wisdom of >100,000 books
https://books.google.com/talktobooks/
• Ask it a question
• It searches all its books
• It gives you quotes that answer your question
A curated book search.
#8: Find a person that's not a person.
Need to use an image of a person that's copyright-free?
https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/
• Go to the website
• Press refresh
• It generates a new face each time
But this face is AI-generated.
It's of a person who does not exist.
Mind. Blown.
#9: Generate your business name with Namelix.
Often we spend way too long coming up with a name for a new project or business.
https://namelix.com/
• Enter key words
• Choose what type of name you want
Namelix generates hundreds of ideas and logos for you.
#10: Enhance your photos with Let's Enhance
Have a grainy image or one that's too small?
https://letsenhance.io/
• Upload your image
• It increases the quality
• It makes it larger
#ArtificialIntelligence #AI #websites
Telegram: @technical_stark
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How to build a side income $$
[1] Build your personal brand
Personal branding can literally open 100s of doors for you.
No matter what field you are in, promoting yourself is always a plus.
Pick a social media platform and start showcasing your skills.
[2] Proof of work
One of my favourite topics to talk about.
Create a portfolio, upload code on Github, build a social presence on social media, make a PPT on a project, etc.
Proof of work is a game changer.
[3] Consulting
If you are good at a topic, subject or skill, start giving consultations.
Share your knowledge and keep upskilling.
Don’t stop sharing what you know and what you can do best.
[4] Courses
Create a course on what you’re good at.
There are already 100s of courses out there.
So, create a simple-to-understand and effective course and sell it on Udemy or Skillshare.
One of the simplest ways to make passive income.
[5] Freelancing
If you have extra time on weekends, you can take up freelance work or projects.
Freelancers can easily earn from 10K to 50k or more in a month.
If you are an expert, you can also earn over 1 lakh per month. I have paid my flat’s down payment through this.
[6] Start a blog or newsletter
If you’re into writing or good at sharing your thoughts, start a blog or paid newsletter.
I know for a fact that tech blog writers make $250+ /blog. Many of my friends have made good money this way.
[7] ebooks
If you like writing, consider writing ebooks.
You can sell it online on various platforms and earn money.
It’s much easier than selling a paperback.
[8] YouTube
Since the pandemic, a lot of people have shifted towards content creation.
You can become a YouTuber and earn decent money through it.
However, it takes some time to earn money from the platform.
But again, nothing comes easy.
Disclaimer: Don’t build a side income unless you really need it. You should concentrate on your life, health, loved ones and if time permits your craft. You can make a lot more by being good in your field vs trying to create a side income.
Source: Tanay Pratap(Twitter)
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Tips for using Git and making good code commits
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/git-best-practices-commits-and-code-reviews/
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Basic practice using Git and Github for beginners
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/git-and-github-for-beginners/
#git #github #commit
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Repost from Technical Stark ™
Increase your typing speed from 45 to 100wpm in 4 simple steps:
1. Touch typing → The first step is learning to type using 10 fingers and without looking down.
- To learn this skill use Typingdotcom because of it’s positioning guides, finger-wise tracks and skill assessments.
- It’s like the alphabet of typing - once you master it, only the sky and your keyboard’s response time are going to be the limit!
- While practicing make sure of accuracy and proper positioning.
2. Practice(surprise surprise) → Well there’s no replacement for consistency, and hardwork done right.
- Typing fast is all about muscle memory, building which takes time and effort.
- MonkeyType.com is best for giving typing tests because of it’s great UI and insights.
- Make a habit of giving 15-20 tests a day in the beginning, and following accuracy as the key metric.
- Don’t worry though, typing tests are VERY addictive.
3. Compete → Flying solo can get boring right?
- Once you feel comfortable with touch-typing and start hitting ~60wpm consistently, visit typerace.com to compete with people from all over the world in real time!
4. Read ahead → This is super underrated but can be the key to adding another 10wpm.
- While you type a word out, try to read the next word or two, so that your brain prepare itself for them beforehand. This also helps build muscle memory!
BONUS: Ergonomics and posture play a pivotal role in the way type. Don’t believe me? Try taking the same typing test from your bed and your table.
🚨Note:Try to use a well adjusted table and chair while learning, to get the things right!
Having an above average typing speed can help you solving questions, and write bug-free code quicker in competition and can submit your test well within time.
Telegram: @technical_stark
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Useful GitHub Repositories for Developers
1. Front-End Checklist
The Front-End Checklist is an exhaustive list of all elements you need to have/to test before launching your website / HTML page to production.
I hope you will find it useful in your day-to-day development.
https://github.com/thedaviddias/Front-End-Checklist
2. Project Based Learning
A collection of programming lessons that teach aspirant software developers how to create an application from start.
There are separate sections for each of the main programming languages in these tutorials.
https://github.com/practical-tutorials/project-based-learning
3. App Ideas Collection
For the purpose of improving your coding abilities, this repository is a fantastic resource for application ideas.
It includes projects of all types:
• Beginner
• Intermediate
• Advanced
https://github.com/florinpop17/app-ideas
4. 30 seconds of code
For all of your development needs, this repository has a wonderful selection of quick JavaScript code snippets.
You can search snippets on their website by
• name
• tag
• language
• or using a snippet's description
https://github.com/30-seconds/30-seconds-of-code
5. Awesome CheatSheets
You can get fantastic CheatSheets for well-known programming languages, frameworks, and development tools in this repository.
In a single file, they contain all the information you need to know.
https://github.com/LeCoupa/awesome-cheatsheets
6. CSS Protips
Along with HTML and JavaScript, CSS is a key component of the World Wide Web and this repository is a collection of tips to help take your CSS skills pro.
https://github.com/AllThingsSmitty/css-protips
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