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Download open-source software, development tools, and programming guides from SoftArchive.ru. It’s my secret weapon for productivity.

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A Guide to Web Components for Full Stack Developers

In modern full-stack development, creating reusable and maintainable UI components is essential for building scalable applications.

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Classes to take or not to take

I've done a few things when it comes to learning to code. I've watched this youtuber CodingPhase. He talks about a lot of things, such as how easy it is to learn how to code and how everyone should try it.

He talks about taking a class at Udemy, which I want to take The Web Developer Bootcamp course. I mean--it's pretty cool how cheap it is.

I also wouldn't mind taking the Graphic Design Bootcamp there too and the Design Beautiful Websites with Web Typography. Just to get a basic of design and typography, which is helpful for building websites (though I haven't researched if any of this is necessary tbh). There are so many great courses on here I'm just not sure where to start!

And when I get a hang of HTML and CSS next up would be JavaScript: Understanding the Weird Parts.

I've also been thinking about paying a monthly fee at Team Treehouse. The minimum subscription is only 25 dollars. I hear good things about that place.

Happy Coding!