Learning CSS in 30 days👇

Day 1-5: Introduction to CSS⚡

Learn the basics of HTML (if you don't know already)
Understand what CSS is and how it is used to style web pages
Learn how to add CSS to an HTML page
Understand the different ways to add CSS to an HTML page (inline, internal, external)
Learn about selectors and how they are used to target HTML elements

Day 6-10: Box model and layout🎁

Understand the box model and how it affects the layout of HTML elements
Learn how to manipulate the box model using padding, margin, and border
Learn how to position elements using CSS (relative, absolute, fixed, static, sticky)
Understand the different display properties (block, inline, inline-block) and how they affect layout
Learn how to create responsive layouts using media queries

Day 11-15: Typography and colors ❤️‍🔥

Understand the CSS font properties (font-family, font-size, font-weight, etc.)
Learn how to style text using CSS (color, text-decoration, text-align, etc.)
Understand the CSS color property and how to use it to set colors
Learn about gradients, transparency, and opacity
Understand how to use CSS to create hover and active effects

Day 16-20: Advanced CSS concepts👩‍💻

Learn about CSS preprocessors like Sass and Less
Understand how to use CSS frameworks like Bootstrap and Foundation
Learn about CSS animations and transitions
Understand how to use flexbox for layout
Learn how to use CSS grid for layout

Day 21-25: CSS best practices and optimization💥

Learn about CSS code organization and best practices
Understand how to optimize CSS for performance
Learn how to use CSS vendor prefixes for cross-browser compatibility
Understand how to debug CSS using browser developer tools
Learn how to use CSS linting tools to catch errors

Day 26-30: Practice and projects👩‍🏫

Create simple projects to practice what you've learned
Work on more complex projects to challenge yourself
Join CSS communities to learn from others and get feedback on your work
Read articles and tutorials to stay up-to-date with the latest CSS trends and techniques

Reflect on what you've learned and identify areas for improvement
Remember, this is just a roadmap, and you can adjust it based on your learning style and pace.

The most important thing is to stay consistent and practice regularly. Good luck!

Web Development Best Resources: https://topmate.io/coding/930165

ENJOY LEARNING 👍👍

JavaScript Event Loop: The Truth About setTimeout(0)

The Real Order of Operations:

1. Call Stack: Synchronous code (A, D) - This is where JavaScript executes code sequentially, like reading a noscript.

2. Microtasks: Promises (C) - These are small tasks that need to be executed ASAP after the current noscript, before the next rendering. Think of them as urgent side tasks.

3. Macrotasks: Timeouts/Intervals (B) - These are longer tasks that the browser queues up to do whenever it gets a chance. They're not as urgent as microtasks.

Golden Rule: "0ms" doesn't mean immediate - it means "next event loop tick".

HTML Input Types

Frontend Development Roadmap 👆