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Many large companies are stuck on 6 or 12 month release cycles, which is absolutely depressing. If you can deploy regularly, the benefits are immense. It's so important to get your code into production as often as possible, not only for development reasons but also for business.

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Deployment can be a bit mundane, but it should always be something bigger than a notification. Figure out how to make your deployments more fun - some celebrations are ensured for when you release your big feature!

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It's worth testing the libraries you use to see how they perform. I tested API methods using perfjs to see how they perform against each other. Every byte counts.

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A* path finding is one of the most common methods to searching between two points, and it's really simple to create this. Understanding is just half the battle.

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Looking back to the past and understanding how basic path finding worked many moons ago can be a great learning experience. If you are looking into game development, it is really interesting to see design decisions made on the programming side. You'll be surprised to learn, that they even made bugs into features!

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Get an insight into what a basic API looks like in Expressjs. Creating all CRUD actions, so you can understand how to start building your own API.

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CSS has really come far in the last few years, and you can do a lot that is supported across all browsers now. SASS and LESS do provide a lot, but are you using these features? Do you really need them for your project? Start asking the questions!

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A bunch of useful links that I've compiled over time for web development that can be very useful for freelance or personal projects.

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