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This looks really cool. The thing that makes me sad is that there are way too many resources on stuff like React and python and not much material on stuff like webgl. I wanna learn webgl!! Where do i go

I have been reading the beta version of the books and it's really really good. Highly recommend to anyone looking to up their resume game. Great stuff @gregdoesit

This is an incredible thread. Thank you all for sharing.

For me, a good programmer realizes that "everything is code". Like, sometimes it's easy to think X problem is too hard for me or I don't have enough experience or this bug is unfixable but end of the day, it's all just code. You can change it however you want and if someone else did implemented something before, it's highly likely that you'll be able to do the same. Having a level of distance from the code one writes really helps.

I hope this thing finally gets me to grind leetcode

This is easily top 1% of all writing on the internet

The things I find on this orange website haha

I did some stuff with WebRTC a year ago and it was so hard to find relevant learning materials. The technology is so cool and I can't wait to dig into this book. Thank you for putting this out!

Fellow bangladeshi here. Its been very interesting to see the comments on this post and it gives me lots to think about.

I will say, having operated these facebook based businesses, it is literally the worst and I can't wait for something else to take its place.

Progress isn't about having pretty apps. It's about giving people what they want.

I want a thing in my terminal that I can use to track my habits

Love it! Everything should live in the terminal

Not gonna lie this is pretty funny. Hope the person actually ordering gets their pizza.

Everytime I think i understand JavaScript i am proven wrong. It was pretty fun read tho

Haven't really used Gatsby but vercel is magical. Like once you link up your GitHub repo, the fact that everything works so smoothly is delightful. A lot of other platforms try to compete with vercel on ease of use (heroku) but doesn't even come close. Next.js + vercel seems like cheating honestly

This is so cool