RabblryBlog posts on web development and programming.
If you want to get started with SEO, but you don’t want to shell out big bucks to hire an expert, then read this post. Not only will I go over a few basic SEO “tricks”, but I’ll also share a few invaluable resources with you to set you on the right path. 4 SEO […]
A Little Context For Education For All I wrote in a previous blog post that I’ve used the online course platform Udemy as a tool for learning web development. As someone who didn’t finish college and as someone who also hasn’t always had a lot of money to his name, it played a significant role […]
What Are JavaScript Modules? So, what are they? This is a little bit of a tricky question, because JavaScript modules can be a lot of things. Fortunately, this doesn’t mean that they’re tricky themselves. This non-specificity actually adds a ton of valuable functionality to them. If you’ve ever used Node.js before, then you almost certainly […]
What Are Custom Elements? One of the more exciting updates to the JavaScript language, in my opinion, and many others, is JavaScript components. The update gives the ability to create custom HTML elements with JavaScript and use them within your HTML. If you’ve used React, the UI framework, then you’ve seen something very similar in […]
Choosing a text editor really isn’t difficult. This one’s for those who have no idea where to start and just need a little push to get going. So, what is a text editor? A text editor is what you write your code in! It’s the vehicle developers and programmers use to create their programs and […]
This post includes a TON of great web development resources that I’ve personally used to help me learn, practice, and monetize web development. It also includes bonus sections at the end with resources for making your life easier with regard to web development AND business. Table of Contents HTML Resources CSS Resources JavaScript Resources Node […]
I’m a big believer that the easiest way to go about learning web development is to first learn HTML, then CSS, then front-end JavaScript, and finally, use your front-end skills to write JavaScript on the server-side. Once you’ve mastered these areas, you can move on to another programming language. In some future posts, I’ll talk […]