The conversation about AI and coding work is full of highs. These models are incredible! I’m so productive. I’m not blocked by a lack of knowledge in certain areas like I used to get. I’m making projects I never would have gotten around to making. I’m having fun with code for the first time in […]
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All sorts of great stuff coming up for all our members. Intermediate React, Complete Go, CSS Basics, TypeScript Monorepos, and so much more.
These are our recommendations for those of you early in your web developer journey. This is about tech and the real world stuff around it that you’ll need.
We’re back with Frontend to Fullstack Monthly #14 – new courses, updates, and all the industry’s latest news! Frontend Masters Boost (From this Blog) This month, Boost welcomed new writers sharing essential tools, technology, and modern browser features: For beginners: Frontend Masters Courses We launched four new courses: We have recorded a ton of courses […]
To quote Chris Coyier from his recent post, Modern CSS Features You Need to Know: Given CSS’s ever-evolving capabilities, having a robust understanding allows you to build better-looking, higher-performing, and more accessible websites. And Jen Kramer’s new course Ultimate CSS Grid & Layout Techniques will level-up your layout skills and take you beyond the basics with Grid, Flexbox, […]
Here is a list of popular courses on Frontend Masters for May 2024. Deep JavaScript fundamentals, React, and TypeScript continue to be incredibly popular. We’re proud that our community values learning the deep fundamentals—investing in core skills pays off for your entire career. As new tools and techniques evolve, it is much easier to stay […]
Git is one of the most important tools to any software engineer. It can also be one of the biggest headaches when attempting a complex merge or unwinding a tangled mess of commits. But what if you didn’t need to rage-quit and start over with git reset –hard? Well, ThePrimeagen is here to teach you Everything […]
You may have noticed that the FrontendMasters.com website is fast. We use Go on the backend and a small amount of vanilla JavaScript where it’s needed on the front-end. Our CTO chose Go because of its speed and simplicity. What’s not as simple is the AWS infrastructure behind the scenes. Sure, this diagram looks simple […]
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