She was getting solid experience for years in front-end and back-end development by building software for known IT companies.
Her IT expertise is React.JS, Angular, React Native, Flutter, Node.JS, and Nest.JS.
In the last years, she was doing business for Duomly, focusing on IT as well as Online Marketing, Design, and Content Creation like Blogging and Youtube.
After hours Anna manages her true crime youtube channel, loves sport, sun, and mediterrean cuisine.
Deciding to change your career and get into a tech market as a coding specialist is the first step to a great adventure that you start now. After some research, you decided to build websites and web apps, it seems easy for beginners and very in demand, so that’s the thing you want to jump in.
You already know that HTML and CSS are the total basics you have to learn, later Javascript is in the queue of the skills to get.
When we build front-end, always we need to create a structure of our page, and very often, we need to create any grid. We can position elements in a few ways. For example, in the previous article, I showed you how we could do it via flexbox.
So, today, I would like to show you one more tool which I want to use, named CSS Grid. Let’s see the most popular (and most often used by me) methods which can save a lot of our time.
Some time ago, I had a challenging time. Every day I was super busy, but I couldn’t finish anything on time. I was still in the middle of something, doing something, but nothing was finished, and I couldn’t see any results. I still had many tasks on my to-do lists, although I was working more than 8 hours per day. The feeling of an unfinished plan was my nightmare.As it became very annoying, I decided to find any solution because I knew lots of people who could sit down at the desk and after a few hours, clear their lists of tasks, one by one.
Probably almost everybody in the front-end industry heard something about the flexbox and benefits which it can give to us when we need to design a grid. In this article, I would like to explain what flexbox is and how we can use it to save a lot of our time.
Flexbox is a CSS layout module that allows us to setup nice-behaving and responsive grid in a speedy and friendly way.
If you are a mum, who needs lots of flexibility in work to take care of kids, or digital nomad who travels a lot and need a job which can be done from different places in the world, or maybe your health issues don’t let you go to the office easily, or maybe you just like to work from your favorite mountain chalet. In all of these cases, working remotely is a great opportunity to stay active in professional life and feel comfortable with it.
Lots of companies offer remote work or at least a few days of home office per week, and for many people, it’s an excellent opportunity to have lots of flexibility. But is it a great idea for everyone to get a remote position? It depends. For ones, it definitely is a dream job, giving possibilities to travel or other saving your time on driving to work, but for the others, it may be the biggest nightmare.
Python is a high-level multi-paradigm programming language that emphasizes readability. It’s being developed, maintained, and often used following the rules called The Zen of Python or PEP 20.
This article shows several examples of good and bad practices of coding in Python that you’re likely to meet often.
Using Unpacking to Write Concise Code Packing and unpacking are powerful Python features. You can use unpacking to assign values to your variables:
Working remotely becomes very popular nowadays, for companies it’s a great way to find qualified employees, and save money on big offices. For employees, it’s also an excellent opportunity to live in a selected location and work from home, or favorite cafe. It’s also a great way to keep a healthy work-life balance. Besides this, being a digital nomad also became a popular trend lately. A digital nomad is a person who uses technology to earn money for a living and changes the location very often.
This keyword in Javascript is an important concept that makes a lot of confusion for beginners and more advanced developers as well. It’s very powerful, but it’s not so easy to use if you don’t know how it works. In the article, I’m going to explain what is this keyword and what is its value in different cases, with code examples to make it even more apparent.
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In social media and blogs, we can see lots of different stories when people leave their current life and start from the beginning, they change the place, change careers, change jobs. As a side observer, it seems great, because there is nothing better than people who do everything to be happy. But in real life, most of us probably don’t know anyone who would leave everything just like this, because we have contracts, bills to pay, a stable situation.