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Welcome to STACKr News! What did you miss last week in Web Dev?
Last week someone quit Google, we learned authentication in 5 steps, and got involved in open source…
In this video, I’ll highlight my favorite videos from last week to help you decide which to watch. And maybe you’ll discover some new videos and channels that you didn’t know about.
I’ll also highlight some articles, podcasts, events, and social posts to keep you informed.
Be sure to check out the entire newsletter for more great content suggestions including articles, podcasts, and social posts.
Links to everything mentioned are in the newsletter.
👉 http://newsletter.codestackr.com/archive/797778
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⏱️ Timestamps ⏱️
00:00 – Intro
00:31 – Top News
00:41 – VS Code Extension of the Week: :emojisense:
00:56 – Events
01:39 – Quitting A Google Product Manager Role To Do This | Dev Stories (@Bukola)
01:52 – 50 Definitions Every Programmer Should Know (@Keep On Coding)
01:58 – How to be an iOS developer (2021) (@Dave Jacobsen)
02:04 – Simple Next.js User Login Authentication | 5 Steps in 5 Minutes! | Auth0 (@codeSTACKr)
02:19 – When a Client Wont Tell You Their Budget (@Dennis Ivy)
02:26 – I Don’t Use Firebase Anymore. Here’s Why. (@Philipp Lackner)
02:29 – I’m leaving my startup. (@Ben Awad)
02:34 – How to get involved in open source with Hacktoberfest (@GitHub)
02:43 – Freelance Course Launch & Update (@Traversy Media)
02:52 – Article: Skeleton Screen Loading Animation using HTML & CSS
03:05 – JS Party: Building GraphQL backends with NestJS
03:13 – Twitter: CSS Border Styles
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