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What is your web browser of choice?

Which technology you used for creating your writing ?

Do you have a discord server?

Are you considering building a Design course or book?

Franklin Buitron

Can I use your Crit framework?

How did you build the small ❤️ feature?

Do you prefer native apps or web apps?

What do you use as a backend for your site? Is it NextJS API routes or a custom server seperate from frontend?

What font does your website use? It looks sick

What browser do you use?

If you would start learning to code again (as a designer or as a beginner for example) , how would you approach learning it?

Do you use DuckDuckGo instead of Google and something like FastMail instead of Gmail?

Looking to build a website with similar page structure, what would you call this “structure” if I were to try and research it?

What do you use for personal files storage?

If you had spare $100,000, how would you invest it?

I like your website theme and features. Is it handcrafted or something I can reuse for my own website?

KimSia Sim 🇸🇬💻📗

How do you get notified of new comments/questions?

Self authenticating for content editing functionality

How do you write GraphQL SDL?

Do you plan on adding an RSS feed for the blog section?

Natan Cieplinski

What advice would you give to a designer that knows frontend development and want to learn more about full-stack development?

How has learning development helped you grow as a designer?

What appeals to you about Vercel?

I didn't see apps like Notion or Craft Docs in your Stack... do you use any of those? which one?

Jahir Fiquitiva 💎

If you would start learning to code again (as a designer or as a beginner for example) , how would you approach learning it?

Matin Amiri@matindotamiri

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Jan 5, 2022

If you would start learning to code again (as a designer or as a beginner for example) , how would you approach learning it?

I'm currently someone with an experience in design and I want to learn how to code.

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Jan 6, 2022

I always struggled with programming books and guides teaching coding fundamentals. So boring! I really appreciate practical tutorials and projects that teach you how to code by building something useful, not some abstract exercise about how to iterate through a list of strings.

So if I had to start over, I'd probably just make lots of stuff. Solve my own problems, make websites, learn what's going on in the hot frameworks like Svelte, and just immerse myself in building things.