[DMWN #21] - Here's how to use use CSS media queries and variables to make website responsiveness easier to build and manage

I did a little update on my website:

I wrote an article on Using CSS Media Queries and Variables for Responsiveness which shows how to use CSS media queries and variables to make responsiveness easier to manage and build.

I got a better understanding of what we’re doing at Stream by going through the docs on completing my slack-demo app.

I created web3 diary which is a platform I plan to share my knowledge on web3 as I try to understand it. Ideas there are pretty unorganised, but as time goes on, I’d make it a standard platform for understand web3, blockchain, crypto and related jargons.

How to Build an Ecommerce Application using React, MongoDB, Strapi & Socket.io: In this article, I show how Strapi makes backend setup and management super easy, and how to use Socket.io with the stack to improve interactions in an e-commerce application.

Why Does React Exist: In this article, I show the relevance of React and the beauty it brings to creating web applications.

JavaScript String.Replace() Example with RegEx: In this article, I show how to use RegEx with the String.Replace() method to replace characters that match a regex pattern

Interested in knowing what Developer Relations (DevRel) is all about? In this video, I share from my own understanding:

React Interview Questions and answers 2019 | Best Commonly Asked | Part -2: Although this is 2019, the tips here are very helpful for preparing for React-based interviews.

5 simple tips to making responsive layouts the easy way: This video shares some tips for making responsive layouts with ease.

lint-staged: Normally, linting tools lint every file (that matches a pattern) in your codebase. This may not be helpful when you only made changes to few files. Using lint-staged, you can lint only the files that are in git staging environment, thereby focusing only on the files with the new changes you introduced.

Here’s an easy way to rename a branch. From your terminal, enter the following on the current branch: