Hello World! I felt bored after completing the Ultimate Cheat Sheet Compilation, so I just decided to create another one! The most complete javascr...
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Wow, this is amazing. I really appreciate the amount of work and time you put into these articles. And btw, I liked and super liked this post not only for the giveaway but also because you deserve it !
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This comment really improved my today motivation, that's why I dedicate all this work and time to my articles, thank to you, the community.
Expect many more such things, especially from our newsletter. You will be in the "what people say about me / feedback" section for sure!
Also, if you have something you'd like to see, don't hesitate to write me here at DEV.
I see youāre using
varthroughout the code blocks of your article. Thatās really bad practice, so please replace them withconst, orletif necessary, so new devs seeing this article donāt use it.Sure, I change the content right now, thank you for your advice.
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Woah, this article is fantastic - especially for a 13-year-old beginner like me. I've scoured the internet for SO LONG trying to find this, and you've delivered it - finally!
The only negative thing about this article is that English can be improved, but otherwise, great job.
You have earned yourself a follow, like, and super like (because obviously).
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I can't say how much I appreciate this message, it makes me really want to continue!
I'm sorry for my English level, I'm not my mother tongue but try to improve every day.
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Yeah, I signed up when I read this article!
Just a tip:
When making code blocks, for syntax highlighting, add the language you're code is next to the 3 ticks
example:
(Without the spaces)
Thank you very much, in fact, I don't know why I didn't know that before, I don't think there is anything about that in the DEV markdown documentation. I will for sure use this trick in my next writings.
No worries :)
Markdown is the same everywhere. You can do the same thing in GitHub too
This is useless. What one really needs is 1 resource, not 200, 500, 1000 etc. Noone ever does anything with those lists except putting them in the bookmarks folder to "check some time later" which never comes.
Ok, what would you prefer to see? If you have an article to propose to me, I would be very interested. I am here to learn.
I think, and given the other feedbacks that may be true, that Cheat sheets are very useful. Personally, I use them a lot when learning a new programming language. Then the other resources are a plus that you are free to ignore if you want.
Seeing your latest comments, others have been reported as low quality / non-constructive. Maybe try doing constructive remarks, saying what we can improve.
Thank. Let me know if I can do something for you.
Excellent, thank you so much.
Very impressive post. Can't wait to see what future tips you have to share! Excellent!
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Thanks for the article, thanks for your time!!! :-)
And thank you for your comment!
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Got a lot of Resourse Information at one place.Thanks For sharing .
Brilliant! Thanks a million for your work.
what is that code></code on the first include block?
Guess it is an edit issue from dev.to?