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This week, the CodePen community puzzles their way through an escape room, brings some Three.js hot dogs to the cookout, and cracks up at some classic dad jokes.
Plus, check out the latest job listings on our Jobs board, and RSVP to a Meetup near you!
Dither / Dissolve CSS Gradients
"Mixing noise with CSS gradients helps to remove banding, but results in an overall grainy texture. By overlaying gradients and applying masks the dithering can be controlled to affect the areas where colours blend only" from David J. Aldred.
Build Scalable Feeds, Activity Streams & Chat
Stream’s simple, powerful APIs are used by some of the largest and most popular apps for feeds and chat. Save months of development headache and focus on what makes your app unique.
Ananya Neogi shares a showcase of fun things you can do with CSS outline. Think about the pixel-art possibilities of outline-style: dashed.
We made a lot of dad jokes, and the groans were heard 'round the world during week two of the July 2019 APIs challenge. Check out the cheeky Pens from the challenge, including Adam Kuhn's "Fwd: Hilarity". Thanks to our sponsor, getstream.io
Lee Martin's celebration of the 50th anniversary of David Bowie's "Space Oddity" got its start right here on CodePen! Snap a pic of the moon and you'll hear a new mix of the tune.
CodePen Radio 229: Vulnerability
Cassidy and Marie are talking vulnerability: at work, in software, and IN work ON software. What does vulnerability in work look like? And how putting yourself out there can be a great way to help you grow.
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Christophor Wilson demonstrates how to set the CSS background image's focal point with Vue.js.
Find and solve all the puzzles to escape from the room in this incredibly fun Pen from the members of Kristopher Van Sant's #PassThePen community.
[CSS Grid] Swiss-Style Typography Poster 06
Henry Desroches continues an exploration of Swiss style in CSS grid with "a [mostly] CSS implementation of Jacqueline Casey's stunning poster for MIT!"
The Keyframers tour the solar system with transition between number values, text animation and a circular SVG navigation! Check out the video link in the description to play back the livestream.
Three.js - Scroll for Hot Dogs
You can learn a lot from doing goofy things! hellogareth decided to give Three.js a shot, and cooked up this hot dog scroller.
Just a lil Mario Mushroom from ilithya, with drag to rotate interaction from Zdog.
marianab shares a charming loading animation concept for building an online store.
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This week, the CodePen community shows how pixels are seeds, catches an endless wave, and creates some wacky sliders with Verly.js.
Plus, check out the latest job listings on our Jobs board, and RSVP to a Meetup near you!
"Thought you couldn't apply color functions in vanilla CSS? THINK AGAIN!" Una Kravets demonstrates mixing colors in CSS with calc() and CSS Variables.
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These delightfully dangly range sliders demonstrate Verly.js. From Anurag Hazra.
A little bit of pixelated fire from Tibixx. Pop open the dat.gui controls to play with fire.
Krisztina Vajda shares a receipt concept with a fun fold-out effect.
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"I'm often asked how to become a good animator. Nobody ever likes the answer...." from animator extraordinaire Chris Gannon.
"Inspired by the popular Gameboy title and a very cute icon found on Dribbble, create a form allowing to filter fish according to their name" from Gabriele Corti.
CodePenChallenge: Star Wars API
Our July API challenge blasted off with Star Wars! Check out the Pens from week one, including Ryan Mulligan's "Star Wars Opening Crawls". Sponsored by Stream.
CodePen Radio #228: 2019 Trends
We're half way through 2019! Marie and Cassidy are here to talk about what's trending on CodePen so far and take a glimpse at the future for the rest of the year.
An amazingly-detailed CSS portrait from Malaika Ishtiaq.
Stock imagery Thanos Simulator
Jamie Coulter demonstrates how Thanos would use the Web Audio API in this interactive Pen.
Pixels Are Seeds, Images Are Forests
Stephane Buellet shares a " journey through pixels, video, canvas and SVG export" in this tutorial post with a bunch of truly stunning Pens.
An emoji surfer gets an endless summer in this beautiful Pen from Yusuke Nakaya.
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This week, the CodePen community explores a mysterious galaxy with Three.js, plays Space Invaders, and reminisces about the Sierra classic "Quest for Glory II".
Plus, check out the latest job listings on our Jobs board, and RSVP to a Meetup near you!
James Holmes pays tribute to "the classic designs of the 80's and 90's Sierra On-Line adventure game releases" with this nostalgic CSS illustration.
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Jamie Coulter brings a stunning design from Minh Pham's Dribbble shot to the front-end in this jaw-dropping Pen.
[threejs_postprocessing] Galaxy
masuwa's gorgeous Pen gives us a glimpse of a mysterious galaxy.
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Jules Forrest recreates the type specimen for Augustea, a typeface by Aldo Novarese in this striking example of the layout possibilities of CSS Grid.
The final week of the June 2019 Food Fight Challenge was sweet! Check out the Pens from the "Dessert" prompt, including Diogo Goncalves' "Donut Glasses".
Just the happiest moon you ever did see, strummin' through the trees w/ GSAP + Draggable & velocity detection. From Adam Kuhn.
CodePen Radio #227: Tidying Up
It's time to clean all the things! Cassidy and Marie talk about how CodePen is cleaning up code, internal docs, and external docs. How does your team do spring cleaning?
Chen Xin animates Wang KongKong's gorgeous Dribbble shot of a traditional Chinese theatrical mask in this purrrfectly lovely Pen.
This fully-playable and fully-fun Space Invaders kind of game is a "first attempt at some basic game development in JavaScript" from Andrew Rubin.
"A simple text highlighter implemented using React. In this pen I tried to focus on simplicity and performance, so I avoided solutions that involved manual manipulation of the DOM outside of React" from Yoav Kadosh.
"A playful stretchy skewed menu, built by clipping paths and SVG pairs of icons to select clothing categories" from Mikael Ainalem.
Scene.js Panda Eating Bamboo Animation
Daybrush demonstrates the possibilities of their Scene.js library with this adorable bamboo-munching panda animation.
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This week, the CodePen community experiments with reflections in GLSL, shows off layout variations with CSS grid, plays with a bizarre color illusion.
Plus, check out the latest job listings on our Jobs board, and RSVP to a Meetup near you!
Olivia Ng shares variations on the same HTML card with CSS grid. And for a little more variety, click the color buttons to try out different color themes.
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#CodePenChallenge: Fruits and Veggies
For the third week of the Pens June 2019 Food Fight challenge, we played with fruits and veggies! Check out the Pens from the challenge, including Diogo Goncalves' "Veggielisa".
Bob Main invites you to "become the captain of the web and explore the galaxy with 'Warp Drive' at your command! Swap between night and day mode. Control your speed! Hit the breaks! View the 'light racers'... and so much more!"
Netlify makes web hosting eye-openingly easy. One way to do it is to just literally drag and drop a folder. Even better, connect a Git repo to a Netlify site and tell it what branch you want to watch, then any commits to that branch will automatically go live, even running your sites build as it does it.
Ricky Eckhardt emulates Chuck Close's iconic paint "pixel" style to produce a striking SCSS self-portrait.
CSS Masonry with Flexbox, :nth-child(), and Order
Tobias Ahlin demonstrates how to avoid the common pitfalls of a masonry-style layout with flexbox in this detailed tutorial with lots of helpful Pens.
Need a blob with a sign for your custom Slack emoji? Katy DeCorah's got you covered! Type a word on the sign and download your blob in handy .png format, ready to pop into your Slack.
Mert Cukuren translates Zheng's "Rate us 5 stars" Dribbble shot to the front-end in this delightful five-star Pen.
CodePen Radio #226: New Export
Stephen talks with Marie about how we updated and improved our exporting function on CodePen and talks about a possible future Pro feature that could come from the changes we made.
GLSL: Cube Environment Reflections
Liam Egan shares another GLSL marvel! Open up the dat.gui controls and play with the sliders to change the object, its lighting, and its environment.
CSS John Wick (Keanu Reeves) Portrait
John Wick is in your browser — hope you're ready! This CSS portrait from Malaika Ishtiaq is staring into your soul.
James Holmes shares a super-realistic CSS rendering of a mechanical keyboard. Click those keys!
Did you see that ball color illusion going around Reddit and Twitter? They're all the same shade of brown! Team CodePen's Cassidy Williams recreated it with SCSS in this mind-boggling Pen.
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This week, the CodePen community plays with the `border-image-slice` CSS property, draws a silhouette portrait with `shape-outside`, and captures the experience of a roadtrip sunset with SVG animation and GSAP.
Plus, check out the latest job listings on the Job Board,
yuanchuan asked for coding prompts on Twitter and got shape-outside, and this beautiful silhouette was the result.
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"Driving past mountains at sunset. SVG Animation using GSAP. Colors change when the sun goes down. This was day 10 and 11 of my journey to learn animation" from Alex Trost.
DailyUI#021 | Monitoring Dashboard
Julie Park shares a friendly dashboard concept with a soft blue and gray color palette for the Daily UI challenge.
There were oodles of delicious noodle Pens for week three of the June 2019 Food Fight! Check out the Pens from the challenge, including Deren's tasty customizable ramen bowl.
Ben Evans is back with a new stunning feat of CSS illustration magic. Pop it open on the most powerful device you have, this one pushes the browser to the brink!
CodePen Radio #225: Learning New Things
Cassidy and Marie talk about their journey to keep learning new things, while also not stressing about trying to keep up with all the things in web development.
Mikael Ainalem shares a menu that tastefully straddles the line between practical and playful, "using border-radius and clipping paths to create a circular fan like menu".
Did the new Zdog library catch your eye yet? You can see what all the fuss is about in this creepy-fun Pen from Neal Agarwal.
7oot draws inspiration from Fede Cook's Dribbble shot to create a smoothly swaying animated lantern with CSS.
Inifinite Circles - CSS Doodle
Circles swap and interlock like puzzle pieces in this fascinating animation from Aragakey, built with css-doodle.
Periodic Table of Type CSS Grid
Lindsay Grizzard shares a bit of typographic history mixed with CSS grid. Hover over an element to learn more about an iconic typeface.
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The `border-image-slice` property is a tricky one, but this interactive tool from Pogany can help you learn how it works. Use the slider to change the `border_image_width`, then drag the red points to change the `border-image-slice` value and watch how the border changes.
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This week, the CodePen community gets into the `groove` of the `border` property, guides you through the mysterious world of hex to RGB, and celebrates Apple's "grate" design.
Plus, check out the latest job listings on our Jobs board, and RSVP to a Meetup near you!
Hex2RGB | An Animated Guide to Hex Codes
Explore an animated guide to what hex codes are, and how to convert them to RGB in this beautiful tutorial within a Pen from Josh Kennedy.
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Relax for a moment with this lovely stand of fractal cherry blossom trees, from Brian Montana.
Habitable Planet Generator with zDog
Searching for a habitable planet? Sure, we all are. Now you can generate your own in this Pen from Bob Main.
CodePen Radio #224: Community Roundup
Cassidy and Marie share some of the fun things CodePen community members are doing around the web including newsletters, Pass the Pen, JSConfEU, and Zdog.
Drag-n-drop sticky, with no JS!
Well here's a cool CSS party trick from Scott Kellum! Grab the pin on the note to move it around the corkboard, and then see if you can figure out how it was done without JS before you peek at the code.
This month's Challenge theme is Food Fight, and we kicked it off with sandwiches! Check out the Pens from week one, including Ryan Mulligan's pugilistic patty "Burger Boxer".
Filip Vitas has a "grate" take on the new Mac Pro design in this CSS illustration.
PullJosh shows the fun you can have when you get into the `groove` value of `border` in this hypnotic Pen.
Nintendo 8-bit style Pwd-generator
Generate a powerful password in the cutest possible way in this charming retro Pen from WeiChiaChang.
Strange Creature II: The Colony
Sean Free's phosphorescent creature looks like something you'd find in the deep sea. Hover over it and move your mouse to attract it and move it across the screen, or just let it float mysteriously.
Angela Galliat's playable pinball game has just the right mix of fun and frustration. It's all about dropping the ball at the perfect time! What's your high score?
Poster generator - "Pixels are seeds, images are forests" - 0.2
"Create a dynamic and parametric color grid in canvas. You can use some input range to posterize and blur image source and to set grid size. Use unsplash.com images in "URL" input to customize it. And finally, export it in SVG" from Stephane Buellet.
It's time to learn React.js. With a focus on simplicity and readability, this course will have you building real time applications and dynamic website components in no time!
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This week, the CodePen community digs into CSS layouts and animation, creates a friendly new self-portrait avatar, and shreds on some air guitar with Tensorflow and Posenet.
Plus, check out the latest job listings on our Jobs board, and RSVP to a Meetup near you!
Are you ready to rock? Kevin Newcombe's air guitar uses "Tensorflow and Posenet to detect the position of your hands, and plays appropriate musical notes based on where your hands would be on a guitar".
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CodePen community superstar Christina Gorton takes you through the process of building a web UI with CSS grid, flexbox, and animations in Figma and CodePen in this comprehensive course on DesignCode.io.
For the final week of the May Space Challenge, we blasted off in our spaceships! Check out our collection of the Pens from the challenge, including Tucker Massad's "The Flying Robot".
Unusual HTML Tags Worth Knowing
Join Christopher Kade on a journey through some lesser-known and historic HTML tags in this informative post on dev.to, with lots of helpful embedded Pens.
Mertl renders the baobab tree planet from The Little Prince with JavaScript in this intricately-illustrated Pen.
Adam Kuhn's adorable rotating Totoro is powered by Dave Desandro's fantastic new ZDog library.
Cassidy and Marie are here to chat about livestreaming for developers. We get into how we've used live streaming to learn and share in the past and how CodePen is planning to use live streaming in the future on our new Twitch channel.
Day 9: Self Portrait (Interactive)
On day 9 of a personal CSS animation challenge, Dusty Button created this friendly new avatar. Hover over it for a sweet surprise!
From Carrie Scono: "While creating a few animations, I realized there was no good way to add a delay in between infinite loops of animations. I found a solution, but it's cumbersome to do by hand each time. So in the spirit of computer science, I automated it."
"A concept that was rejected by the client" — their loss is the CodePen community's gain! This proof of concept from Jamie Coulter is full of sweet details.
"Toggles with gradients that are gradually animated away when disabling toggles" from Mikael Ainalem.
Tracked Session Schedule with CSS Grid v1
Mark Root-Wiley documents "an attempt to build a CSS grid schedule" in this Pen with a demo of the schedule and a writeup of the inspiration behind it and the challenges of the project.
It's time to learn React.js. With a focus on simplicity and readability, this course will have you building real time applications and dynamic website components in no time!
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This week, the CodePen community explores the mystery of a confusing toggle button, plays tic-tac-toe with a CSS AI (?!?!) and talks trash about a new feature that helps you recover deleted Pens.
Plus, check out the latest job listings on our Jobs board, and RSVP to a Meetup near you!
Click the radio buttons for an "overly elaborate radio animation" from Liam Johnston.
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Alexandra Moore brings a bit of unicorn magic to the browser with this magical CSS illustration.
For week three of the Space challenge, we landed on planets in our solar system and in galaxies far, far away! Check out the Pens from the challenge, including jh3y's "Planet Explorer w/ React + GSAP".
Marie and Chris are talking trash this week about our newest feature — a restore option for deleted Pens! We get into the whys and hows of this frequently requested feature.
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On How I Approach Teaching CSS, CodePen Quizzes and Playing Cards
Get a look at how PeHaa Hetman uses CSS quizzes on CodePen and card games to help students learn the ins-and-outs of CSS specificity in this blog post with embeds of the quizzes and the game!
Aragakey gets literal with css-doodle and some lovely colored pencil textures.
Microsoft Defrag (MSDOS) - Now on your browser!
There's something weirdly relaxing about defragging. Manz brings it to your browser in this charmingly retro Pen.
Break Out of Parent Element (Indented)
Jakob-e shares a guide to the "great escape" from a parent element to this interactive and informative Pen.
"Feline" up for a surprise? Click on the cardboard box in Tiffany Choong's Pen and say hi to the fuzzy friend inside!
Malaika Ishtiaq kicked off a series of CSS illustrations based on photos of old pieces of tech gear, including this retro computer.
CSS Tic-Tac-Toe... now with AI!
A fully playable tic-tac-toe game from Alvaro Montoro, with a surprising AI twist! "The computer will play randomly in Beginner mode, but in Advanced mode, it will load scenarios, and play to win. Special states have been added in order to create some 'artificial intelligence', so the machine can cover certain scenarios in 'Advanced mode'."
A toggle button with a bit of mystery to it, from Himalaya Singh. "Can you guess how the animation is working without reading the source code?"
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This week, the CodePen community learns how to make an SVG pie chart, makes a presentation about CodePen from within a Pen, and dials some friends on a vintage big button phone.
Plus, check out the latest job listings on our Jobs board, and RSVP to a Meetup near you!
"Made a fun button with a face using GreenSock (GSAP) and vanilla JavaScript. If you hover or tap on it, you're going to startle it!" from Katherine Kato.
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Custom Accessible Vue Emoji Slider
A "fun custom emoji slider that maintains accessibility by using divs hidden to screen readers for the visual styling, with a regular range-type input over the top of the styled input (thanks to CSS grid) at opacity 0" from Josh Collinsworth.
For week two of the May 2019 Space challenge we experimented with gravity! Check out the Pens from the gravity prompt, including Andrea Edstrom's tragicomic "Cow Drifting Away Into Outer Space".
Mert Cukuren uses fractal noise and turbulence to create a stunning filter effect on images as you scroll through the page.
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CodePen Radio #221: Responsive Pen Editor
We've recently updated our Pen editor to be responsive and unified in the process. Cassidy, Klare, Stephen, and Marie are on to talk about the process of updating the Pen editor for 2019.
How to Create an SVG Pie Chart
In this "Code Along with Kasey" tutorial from Sparkbox, you'll learn how to create an SVG pie chart with a step-by-step video and embedded Pens.
"A pair of variable fonts with a distinct Art Deco flair. The main font has a weight axis, and the second is its shadow. The shadow has both weight and distance axes" from Jason Pamental.
Jon Kantner pays tribute to the late, great Grumpy Cat in this animated CSS illustration (best viewed in Chrome).
Western Electric Big Button Phone
"A recreation of the Western Electric Big Button phone produced in the 1970's. Recreated using flexbox, grid, text shadows, and text strokes" from Alex Goff.
Miriam Suzanne creates SVG edges with a scribbly, torn look in this suble but intriguing Pen.
Using a Pen as My Slides for a Presentation
Olivia Ng writes about using CodePen to create a slideshow presentation for a talk about CodePen in this fun and informative blog post.
Mr Andy Kaufman's Gone Wrestling
Steve Meredith pays tribute to comedian Andy Kaufman's famous wrestling stunt in this oddly endearing playable game.
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This week, the CodePen community adds stylish hover transitions to the humble tab menu, styles monospace font like it was typed on a real typewriter, and creates rounded triangles with clip-path.
Plus, check out the latest job listings on our Jobs board, and RSVP to a Meetup near you!
Don't text and walk, but do check out Chris Gannon's take on the cycle of like in this animated Pen full of Greensock magic.
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Creating Rounded Triangles in CSS with clip-path
Sebastiano Guerriero shares a quick video tutorial and lots of helpful embedded Pens in this tutorial on CodyHouse.
CodePen Radio #220: Social Sharing
We've added a new sharing button to our pens on CodePen to Dev.to and Marie and Chris are here chatting about why and how CodePen decides to include social networks to share to from a Pen.
The CodePen community reached for the stars in the first week of May's Space challenge. Check out the Pens from the "Stars" prompt, including Anna the Scavenger's spectacular "Vue controlled Ziggy Stardust".
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How to Create Joined Bulletpoint Lists with CSS, BBC News-style
Peter Cooper dug into BBC News' technique for creating a "timeline" list in this detailed tutorial post with a handy embedded Pen.
Sarah Drasner shares the "base-ics" of the <base> element in this quick tutorial snippet.
A stylish tab navigation demo with fun hover transitions from Rafaela Lucas.
Watch what happens when you click on the bricks in this beautiful css-doodle demonstration from aragakey.
Convert SVG Path to All-Relative or All-Absolute
In Lea Verou's Snap.svg-powered path converter you can "paste your path in a textarea and it both displays it and instantly converts it to all-relative and all-absolute paths".
New in Firefox 66: Animating CSS Grid
Animated CSS Grid just landed in Firefox! Facundo Corradini gets into the details in this post that also includes embedded Pens from Michelle Barker and Andrew Harvard.
Adam Kuhn combines a little checkbox power with Smash Mouth in this rotating card carousel.
"Text styled like it's been typed on an old typewriter. Monospace font with randomised opacity and text-shadow" from Chris Smith.
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1. Jak získat svůj volný Hacktoberfest 2018 tričko - i když jste novým kódování (5 minut čtení): https://www.freecodecamp.org/
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3. Historie JavaScript - časová osa evoluce programovacího jazyka má za posledních 20 let (1 hodina hodinky): https://www.freecodecamp.org/
4. Úvod do GameDev: jak vybudovat svou první videohru - přímo ve vašem prohlížeči - pomocí prostého JavaScript (75 minut hodinky): https://www.freecodecamp.org/
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3. Jak se staví svůj první webové stránky - plná videa kurz na základní HTML a CSS (2 hodiny hodinky): https://www.freecodecamp.org/
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5. Tyto nástroje vám pomohou napsat čistý kód: pohled na hezčí, ESLint, Husky, Lint-odstupňované a EditorConfig (13 minut čtení): https://medium.freecodecamp.
1. Kompletní příručka JavaScript (91 minut čtení): https: //medium.freecodecamp.or
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3. Jak si vybudovat své vlastní klasické sedmdesátá léta Simon bliká světelnou hru pomocí jazyka JavaScript (hodinová hodinka): https: // www. freecodecamp.org/n
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5. Podcast # 51: Erica Peterson založila Moms Can Code, aby pomohla matkám naučit se kódovat, aby se mohli pustit do nové kariéry. Má řadu užitečných rad. (70 minut v aplikaci Apple Podcasts nebo přímo v prohlížeči): https://www.freecodecamp.org/n
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