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I am really impressed by DanвЂ™s videos and I think they are a really good resource to start learning javaScript, and coding in general. Most of the content is focused on javaScript. The person behind the coding train is Dan Shiffman, who mainly posts live-coding videos about generative art, data visualization and simulations. The other one is the youtube channel the coding train. If youвЂ™re learning front-end development, you should definitely give it a try. I believe this platform is not as known as frontendmasters, pluralsight, coursera etc., while the contents are arguably that good. I took one of the -I think- very first Scrimba lessons, about CSS grid layout, and it really impressed.

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You can modify the code from the lessons in real time and it works like a breeze.

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It basically consists in a video lesson plus an interactive coding editor. There are two learning resources that really impressed me lately. It is easier to see it than read it so I leave this video which explain how this works in vscode: #5 Learning Resources In most modern editors you can work with multiple selection and cursors, meaning you can write, copy and paste over multiple lines or positions in the same line at the same time. #4 Get used to work with multiple selection

If you donвЂ™t find the tab there, you just search for it in the search widget, which already has the focus, and believe me thatвЂ™s actually way faster than juggling over your 12 opened 1cm tabs.

The last n files opened will display chronologically.

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you get to see the full path of your previously opened files, without the tab size messing with it.

And thatвЂ™s great because it presents information in a way that is more easier to consume: However, working with only one tab forces you to hit cmd+P (the file search widget) to display the files whenever you need to locate another tab you were working with.

You struggle a lot to remember the position of the tabs already open, and, if youвЂ™re like me, you use to fail a lot trying to open an old tab.

You constantly feel the pressure to remove some tabs, because thereвЂ™s always too many of them.

When you have a lot of tabs in your editor:

This may seem uncomfortable when someone present this to you for the first time, but I find this really better than having a lot of tabs. Whenever you open a new file, the single tab stops displaying the previous one and shows the new one. In the case of vscode, by turning the setting show tabs to false, you will have only one tab in your editor. In my case, I work with vscode, but other editors have the same feature. #3 Consider using a single tab in your editor This is not exactly coding related, but believe me, it will make typing in your editor really more enjoyable. ThereвЂ™s copyQ that works for windows, linux and osx (yeah I pasted those three links in a row).

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For windows there is clipclip which I didnвЂ™t try but it seems is pretty similar. #2 Use a clipboard managerДЄ clipboard manager will store in memory all the things you copy to the clipboard, so you donвЂ™t need to cmd+c them again. So you see an object logged in the console, which in turn will display the variables name and value. > console.log(вЂheight: вЂ™, height,вЂage: вЂ™, age) #1 Enclose console.log parameters in objects So I decided to make a potpurri of those things, because I really would love if someone taught them to me when I was starting with programming. But usually it is something of little importance so I end up forgetting about it. Sometimes, IвЂ™m coding and I use something and I think: вЂoh, I should write about thisвЂ™.