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Frontend Masters
Technology, Information and Internet
Minneapolis, MN 125,724 followers
The training platform for web app engineering skills – from front-end to full-stack! 🚀
About us
Your path to senior developer and beyond! 🚀 In-depth frontend & fullstack courses.
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https://FrontendMasters.com/
External link for Frontend Masters
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Minneapolis, MN
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2008
- Specialties
- JavaScript, HTML5, Training, React, Web Development, Node.js, Vue, Front-End, Full Stack, Python, CSS, Go, Rust, TypeScript, and Next.js
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Frontend Masters
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Advance your skills in front-end engineering, Node.js, and beyond! 🚀
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60 S 6th St
Minneapolis, MN 55402, US
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🚀 Just wrapped up an insightful weekend learning web app performance with Frontend Masters! 🌐 Key Takeaways: - Metrics like First Paint and Time to Interactive are crucial. - Optimize for mobile performance for significant impact. - Tools like PageSpeed Insights and WebPageTest are essential for audits. - Frontend optimizations deliver the most gains. - Advanced techniques include inline critical resources and modern image formats. - APIs like Performance & Navigation Timing offer precise data. - Prioritize user interaction with techniques like requestIdleCallback. - Foster a culture of continuous performance improvement. Highly recommend this course for anyone serious about performance optimization! Check out the course here: https://lnkd.in/dSt2aeKU #WebDevelopment #PerformanceOptimization #FrontendMasters #ContinuousLearning
Web App Performance Essentials | Learn Optimization Techniques
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Software Engineer | Python, JavaScript, React, HTML, CSS | Problem-solver | Creating customer-centric solutions for innovative ventures | Let's Drive Success Together! 🚀
As a new software engineering grad, I’m often told to keep learning and building on what I’ve learned so I don’t lose touch with important concepts and best practices. It's a classic case of “use it or lose it.” Desperate not to “lose it” and eager to build and expand on my skillset, especially in JavaScript, I decided to complete a course with Frontend Masters taught by Will Sentance. (Shoutout to my mentor and friend Mike Hughes for the recommendation!) The course opened my eyes to the exciting world of functional programming and how it can be leveraged to write cleaner, more readable, and more debuggable code. The course really hammered home a few key concepts while also bringing in some fresh insights. Some of the highlights I gained from it were: 🔑 Understanding the Functional Programming Paradigm: Learning the fundamentals of functional programming and how it structures complex code into small, self-contained, and reusable functions. ✍ Pure Functions and Immutability: Grasping the importance of pure functions that don’t cause side effects and how immutability helps in maintaining predictability and stability in code. 📘 Higher-Order Functions and Composition: Exploring higher-order functions that take or return other functions and how function composition allows building complex functionalities from simpler ones. 🔍 Debugging and Readability: Appreciating how functional programming enhances code readability and simplifies debugging by ensuring each function is self-contained, has no consequence dependency, and no other lines of code depend on it. The course also introduced me to diagramming techniques, which helped breakdown complex code into a much more manageable and digestible way, reinforcing my understanding of certain topics while helping me build on my technical communication skills. (I don't I'll ever forget the term “execution context" again! 😂 ) Functional programming has opened up a whole new perspective on optimizing code efficiency and enhancing software quality. Have you integrated functional programming concepts into your projects? As an evolving developer, I’m eager to hear about and apply your insights. Also, unrelated but been on my mind after this course – have you ever heard the singular “folk” used when talking about a group of people? 🤔
Learn to Write Code at Complex Scale with this Functional JS Course
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Reactivity in vanilla JavaScript – use the Proxy pattern to fire events when app state changes Learn more vanilla JavaScript patterns in Max's "You Might Not Need a Framework" course! https://lnkd.in/gjvrrb78 #javascript
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Frontend Developer ⫸ JavaScript Lover ⫸ Computer Engineering Student ⫸ AI & ML Aficionado ⫸ GDG Ogbomoso and GDSC lautech member
Anyone else feel like they've been coding JavaScript for a while but there's a whole hidden world out there? I know I did! That's why I recently started diving into "JavaScript: The Hard Parts, v2" on Frontend Masters, and let me tell you, it's been a game-changer. This course, led by the highly-regarded Will Sentance(the "Harry Potter of JS"), unpacks complex concepts like high-order functions and closures in a way that makes them click. Will's deep understanding and clear explanations are like spells that illuminate the inner workings of JavaScript in a really fun and magical way. 🪄 Suddenly, things that felt like magic before (like how code executes behind the scenes) are starting to make sense. My code feels cleaner, more efficient, and I can tackle problems with a new perspective. Huge shoutout to Will Sentance for creating such a fantastic course.
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🎓 Just Completed: Design Systems with Storybook, v2 Course! Course taught by Steve Kinney at Frontend Masters. Learned some new tricks to improve how I use Storybook in projects
Create Consistent UIs with Storybook: Reusable Components, Testing, and Documentation
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How Keyboard Navigation Works in a CSS Game The navigation in this game works with the arrow keys, which is made possible with scroll driven animations, faked collision detection, and maintaining state with CSS custom properties.
How Keyboard Navigation Works in a CSS Game – Frontend Masters Boost
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Ever felt like you're just reading TypeScript but not actually using it? That changed for me after taking Mike North's course TypeScript: Make it Stick course on Frontend Masters. It took me from reading typescript and writing my own types, to having the courage to refactor Javascript files to Typescript. If you care about writing cleaner, more maintainable code, truly grasping the intricacies of TypeScript can be a major boost to your skills. https://lnkd.in/gE6UNteA #TypeScript #WebDevelopment #FrontendMasters
TypeScript Quizzes and Challenges Course | Learn to Solve Tough TypeScript Problems
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