Useful links for developers
Every developer has a list of bookmarks links that they have for reference - so here’s a list of mine that I use when I’m developing my front end projects.
- Freecodecamp - useful for knowing what to start to look at in your area of expertise
- Tutorials point react - a quick reference to react that has different documentation to the official react documentation, for times you need another example
- Questions to ask clients - what you should be asking your clients before you go ahead
- Fast link to sass - because we all need some sass in our lives
- Flexbox cheat sheet and css-tricks flex - because I don’t have space in my brain to remember all the flex properties despite how much I use them
- Lorem ipsum picture equivalent - there’s plenty out there, but this is the one I use
- Coolhue, flat ui, material colours,
- Can i use… - pretty useful if you need to know what browsers support
- Specificity hacks
- You might not need jquery - if you’re still using jquery, maybe you should adapt and move on
- Rico’s cheatsheets - find commands quickly
- Writing commit messages - make sure you’re writing good commit messages
- Some cool react projects for the past year - if i’m not an a walking react advertisement, then take a look at some projects to see it in action
- Mit licensed illustrations - some free svg images
- Favicon generator - a quick favicon generation tool
- Contract killer - an open source contract for web developers to help protect yourself against those nasty clients
- Flat icons - some free flat icons that are worth considering to use instead of fontawesome
- Lighthouse - if you haven’t used Lighthouse, it’s definitely one of the best extensions out there for front end developer quality assurance
- Better tool tips - some good ux design tips on tool tips that you should follow
- Regex - because are you seriously going to remember REGEX?
- Color picked - sometimes you see the perfect colour, and you need to know that hex
- All the websites I didn’t list - A good list of websites to read that when you want to explore