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The moment you start collaborating on code you will inevitably encouter “git”. Git is a version control system. That is the buzzword you might need for your application and interviews. This post covers the basic principle behind git, some very neat interactive tutorials and sources to deepen your knowledge on git. What? Version control is a mechanism that allows you to store the state of your code (snapshot) at a certain point of time and this mechanism also allows you to go back and forth between snapshots. The save points are called “commits”. The folder structure of your code with everything in it is a repository. You might come across GitLab or GitHub. Those two are platforms that allow sharing repositories and collaborating on projects. ...

Today I want to put the spotlight on some YouTube channels that might help you in your web developer journey. When starting as a web developer, finding time to learn can be challenging. The following list hopefully provides some orientation and saves you some time. Learn Web Development I have not done a full course by myself, but I tuned in some videos of Web Dev Simplified and his learning tracks might be what you need. He offers a Full Stack Web Dev Course including videos such as “How The Backend Works“, “What is REST?” and “MVC Explained in 4 Minutes“. ...

The list below contains sites providing tooling I use in my day-to-day tasks as a web developer. I will keep it up to date…

I am not going to bother you with the things we all know: everyone learns different, how to make a learning schedule et cetera. This post will deal with good sources to start learning. Jet you have to keep in mind that they might not be the most fitting depending on your tech stack and the tech stack your company applies. Moreover, I only cover languages, frameworks and tools I have used. ...

This is the first post in an - almost - empty WordPress project. I am happy you stumbled accross my page and I hope you will return! What you should return for? You will find posts and articles helpful for web developers with a focus on cross-background beginners. Why? Because that is where I started, too, and I often came across the famous “I wish I had known that” moments. ...