You guys, who despite crazy commute and work hours, still find time and energy for side projects: I salute you. You're phenomenal. Teach me your ways

I make games and scuba diving monitoring systems (am actually web dev)

Trying to pick up React for web dev (now that they're cool), what are some of the best places to go? Tutorials, articles, websites, videos, courses welcome.

True web dev power is using the dev console to get rid of modal boxes so you can see the content underneath

For a social platform for devs, I'm surprised there isn't support for `markdown`

A web dev newsletter that's targeted at "advanced beginners" (people who are done with FCC/Codeacademy etc courses and have nowhere else to go). It's ready and stuff but there's just not enough motivation to keep at it consistently 😂

No, friends and family, just because I code doesn't mean I'm a software engineer, or "in IT" and no, websites don't resize themselves to fit mobile devices with fekin magic, that's what we do as web devs, we MAKE that magic

Am I the only one who loved coding - I could spend hours and hours on my personal projects; but after I finally got a job, I'm just too exhausted from coding at work to do any coding at home? How did you overcome it?

Clients on Freelancer.com: $200 for a php website with 100 pages plz :)

For the first few weeks of starting my first real dev job, almost every question was answered, prepended with "that's easy!".