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  Well, this is not the same average blog posts you will find on every website. I have researched on google and these portfolios are really very very very different. -> You should see so you'll get inspired and can use the same designs with some changes. Let's start 1.  vincentsaisset.com -> Portfolio of Vincent Saïsset, Interactive Developer based in Paris. -> Website has very cool scrolling animation. 2.  gruev.space -> Portfolio of Vladimir UI/UX designer focused on web applications and product pages. -> This website has cool 3d box animation it moves when you move the your Arrow. 3.  yaremenko.design -> Portfolio of Digital designer, Aleksandr. -> Cool emoji loading, Fonts and many things. 4.  kravetzzz.com ->Portfolio of Solomia, UI/UX designer -> The very best and cool design. 5.  bitsens.com -> Portfolio of creative agency, Bitsens. I literally can't describe the design of these very best portfolios. I think just give yo...

  In today's world, everybody is a self-taught developer. So, the main thing for developing skills to pro-level is only by playing games. (Many of you haven't thought about this maybe) Let's see what are these game. Dungeon & Developers Well, this is first in my list because I like RPG games and I know many developers also like to play RPG. (See I'm smart).It is not exactly a game, but it provides really cool graphics and it is worth a look. You can master many things here. This is developed by and web dev agency. A classic one. Link ->  dungeonsanddevelopers.com CodinGame They offer many free games where you have to solve puzzles. There are many languages supported here. You can also invite friends to play online. If you want to increase the challenge - you can also participate in international programming competitions. Link ->  codingame.com/training Untrusted This website is specifically to increase your Javascript skills by solving problems related to web ...

On internet you just don't learn how to code. It's just a very huge place for finding resources that will save your time in your projects. I'm bringing here some cool/best tools for you, that will increase productivity. 1. Repl .it Repl.it  is the perfect online IDE that you have been looking for, all those years. You can boot any programming environment for your favorite language or tech stack in less than two seconds. It supports all modern languages such as Python, Kotlin, Ruby, and JS. You can install libraries or packages and use them directly, without having to download or manage them. You can share your code directly by sharing the  repl.it  link and also embed a  repl.it  for your users to interact with the code. 2. RequestBin RequestBin gives you an instant HTTP endpoint that will collect all the requests sent so that you can interpret them easily to check and validate data. It can be really useful when you have to debug webhook requests from various we...

Hey amazing people, in this post i'll be covering many JavaScript question that Interviewer asks. So let's start.. Q1. What does the && operator do? The  &&  or Logical  AND  operator finds the first falsy expression in its operands and returns it and if it does not find any falsy expression it returns the last expression. It employs short-circuiting to prevent unnecessary work. You can use this in the catch block when closing database connection. console .log( false && 1 && []); //logs false console .log( " " && true && 5 ); //logs 5 Using if statements. const router: Router = Router(); router.get( '/endpoint' , (req: Request, res: Response) => { let conMobile: PoolConnection; try { //do some db operations } catch (e) { if (conMobile) { conMobile.release(); } } }); Using && operator. const router: Router = Router(); router.get( '/endpoin...