💻 Software Developer ✍️ Technical Writer
Ghana
Joined October 2021
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Day 05 of running 16km in all 16 regions of Ghana to raise 100,000 for charity - @Hereafter_Ghana .
Western Region done; 13 more to go
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#running #project16in16
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Wohoo!
Here's my #JavaScriptmas solution for today @scrimba ✅
Task: Help Santa recover lost data
@scrimba @MozDevNet
Solution here 👉
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Can you do it better?
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New video premiere 11th June 12pm WAT
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Meet our amazing Mentors ⭐️
Benjamin Semah @BenjaminSemah is a software developer turned technical writer. Currently the Lead Technical Writer at Shotstack. Published over 100 technical articles for platforms like freeCodeCamp, Scrimba, Frontend Mentor, Open Replay, and more.
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Thank you @BenjaminSemah for writing this helpful article.
What Exactly is Node.js? Explained for Beginners
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I'll publish my First npm package Today
Thank you @BenjaminSemah for writing this helpful article.
How to Create and Publish an NPM Package – a Step-by-Step Guide
67 & 68 of #100DaysOfCode #LearnInPublic #FrontEnd
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"CSS Selectors allow you to choose specific HTML elements on a web page and add styles. Once you get the hang of them, they offer great flexibility. These selectors form the foundation for creating beautiful web pages."
✍️ @BenjaminSemah
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As a web developer, you'll need ways to persist data in your applications.
There are a few ways to do this. Here @BenjaminSemah focuses on local storage.
He explains how it works, how it differs from session storage, & walks through a practical example.
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Your monthly reminder to replace these words:
• utilizes → uses
• in order to → to
• facilitates → helps
• whether or not → whether
• due to the fact that → because
Also ban this list of words:
1. just
2. that
3. very
4. really
5. literally
6. actually
7. basically
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Hi, I would like to use my female privilege to get a writing job
I’m a technical writer with almost a year experience
Here are links to my articles:
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dev.to/joanayebola
Ghostwriting, freelance, contract, or even full-time.
Please help me retweet
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"Whether creating a simple layout or a complex user interface, a strong understanding of CSS selectors is crucial. It will give you CSS superpowers."
✍️ @BenjaminSemah
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✨ New article! ✨
Managing CSS classes in React can be tricky. Especially once you start conditionally updating styles based on state. In this article, Andrew Ezeani outlines a few approaches and compares their merits 🙌
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"In addition to code management, GitHub is used for collaboration and open-source development. Open source refers to making source code available for others to view, use, modify, and distribute for free."
✍️ @hikmahx_
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✨ New article! ✨
Accessibility is an often under-represented topic in web dev learning. However, building accessible interfaces is critical to being a good front-end developer.
In this article, @nefe_james provides some tips to get you started 🚀
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The string "use strict" in your JavaScript code means that you're in strict mode.
This feature applies more constraints & helps you write cleaner, more secure code.
In this guide @BenjaminSemah teaches you how to use it & how it differs from regular JS.
freecodecamp.org/news/how-to…
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"The specificity principle outlines which selector should take precedence when more than one CSS rule targets the same HTML element. You can think of specificity as a kind of ranking system for selectors."
✍️ @BenjaminSemah
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Thank you @iamdillion for writing this helpful article.
Why a Ternary Operator is not a Conditional Operator in JS
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Selectors are a big deal in CSS!
And knowing how to use them is non-negotiable when learning front-end development.
This article covers all that you need to learn about them...
✨ New article! ✨
Understanding how to use CSS to select HTML elements and apply styles is critical for all front-end developers. In this article, @BenjaminSemah outlines the different selector types and how to use them 🚀
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