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Anna Danilec is graduated in Business Management.

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.

CodeLobster review - let’s check the PHP IDE!

Intro to CodeLobster IDE review To start creating a project, every programmer needs some tools, that will make the coding faster and easier. Most developers prefer to have everything in one tool. That’s why most of us decided to go for IDE, which usually provides more than just a code editor. IDE usually consists of many useful features, that help developers to stay focused instead of changing the windows every time they want to perform different actions.

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15 CSS tips and tricks which help you to create an amazing websites

CSS is Cascading Style Sheets and is used to describe how HTML elements should display. It’s one of the first technology learned by soon to be front-end and web developers, and it’s an absolute have to know basic. Although it seems CSS can’t do a lot besides giving our HTML colors, positions, etc., but it can also let us create animations and bring some life to our apps and websites.

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15 useful VS Code extensions for front-end development in 2021

Intro to 15 useful VS Code extensions for front-end development Since some time Visual Studio Code becomes very popular IDE for Javascript developers. I started using it two years ago, and in my opinion, it’s a fantastic code editor. It allows me to customize it just as I want. VS Code also has a build-in git integration and terminal, so you don’t have to jump from one window to another.

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27 freelance jobs of the future that will let you work remotely

27 Freelance jobs of the future that will let you work remotely - Intro Everything is changing, including the job market and people’s needs. More and more young people starting their adult lives want more freedom than our parents used to have. We want to travel around the world, still earning enough money to pay for rent. Considering that we actually have tools to live like this, we have internet and software that allows us to work remotely and do freelance jobs anywhere in the world or from our own apartment.

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9 PHP projects ideas

This article contains affiliate links. By purchasing using these links you support our blog and YouTube channel. PHP projects ideas Getting experience in new technology you are starting with is necessary to get a job, start freelancing, or even start feeling more confident with it. By creating two, or three projects in the given technology, you can check how to set up the project and what’s important and learn some good practices of coding with the selected technology.

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React Native project ideas

This article contains affiliate links. By purchasing using these links you support our blog and YouTube channel. Intro to React Native project ideas A few months ago, we realized that what people who study programming as self-learners miss are ideas for projects that can be built to practice your skills and build a portfolio. Taking into consideration that practicing is really important to really learn programming and new frameworks, we decided to start a series where we provide a few ideas for each frontend technology.

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What is JSX?

Intro to what is JSX? As a student learning front-end development, your first choice after HTML, CSS, and Javascript is a framework that will make it easy to create the first project. And as most beginners start with ReactJS because it’s pretty popular and easy to use the framework. So, when you are already used Create React App to set up your new project, you may realize something wired or something new.

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Types of employment as programmer

Types of employment - intro When you become a software engineer and get some experience, you have more than one way to go with your career. Although most software developers work their whole life as full-time employees, there are at least two other ways programmers can go with their skills. By selecting different types of employment, you can change your career by 180 degrees. If that change would be positive or negative, you need to analyze the pros and cons of different employment options.

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What is Create React App?

Intro to Create React app? Setting up a ReactJS application from scratch can be a long and complicated process. You have to think about everything, like Babel, Webpack with all the plugins, testing libraries, etc. And it can also bring some issues which can take a few hours to solve. But fortunately, there is a fast and easy solution that can be used in lots of cases, and it’s the Create React App tool.

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6 job interview tips for developers

Job interview tips for developers intro The job interview is something challenging for many people because you have to go to the meeting with your future employer personally in most cases. Besides that, you never know what kind of questions you can hear and what answer will be the best. Although the technical part is important and depends on your hard skills, sometimes it happens that even an experienced developer may not pass the interview because of the soft skills and lack of preparation for the other part of the interview.

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