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hiya!! i've decided, because of hard times atm, to put my skin cruel summer up for sale. <;3

this colorful, trendy, fully responsive skin is up for sale for unlimited sales.

it includes: ✿ a full set of html templates ✿ light/dark toggle ✿ a full quality set of dohtml templates (comms, threads, requests, social media, threads, development, general, face claim/reserves, and bbcodes) ✿ a guidebook with 7 fully coded webpages ✿ isotope member list ✿ a profile app that includes a fun freeform section with profile codes ✿ and more!

upon purchase you will receive all files with an installation guide and an abundance of notes within the codes. more information can be found on my policies page, and i request these be read before purchase: click me!!

pigment.shapefactory — generates pantone duotone palettes and allows you to play with saturation/light levels. offers hex codes, even!

coolors.co — generates color palettes very easily; you can lock colors, adjust the hue, and even see what your palette may look for different types of color blindness.

unsplash — free public domain stock images. i love using this for patterns and textures.

behance.net — great for finding assets (both free, premium, commercial use, personal use, just read the terms) and my go to place for inspo. fonts, textures, patterns, stock, galore!!!

toools.design — a huge archive of design resources including icons, mockups, typography, etc. and clearly states which resources are free or paid!

There are loadddddsssss of resources to help you! Free ones too! It really all depends what do you want to code in.

Find your niche

Choosing a programming path depends on various factors, including your interests, skills, career goals, and the specific domain you want to specialize in. I know someone who started by trying a bit of everything then chose one, which was Game Development. Can't decide which route to go into?:

What are your interests? That helps niche down to a specific programming route

Looking for a job in it, look at your local job market and see what they're asking for in skills the most - some places want more Python developers whilst other places want more C# developers!

Look at this website: LINK

Now, the resources!

I will assume you would want to try Web Development first (designing, creating and maintaining websites) + I know more about web dev so I'll help there:

The roadmap to follow: LINK

FreeCodeCamp - LINK

MDN Web Docs - LINK

W3Schools - LINK

Learn HTML + CSS (video) - LINK

CSS Tutorial (video) - LINK

Codecademy - LINK

Frontend Web Development Bootcamp Course - JavaScript, HTML, CSS (video 21 HOURS LONG OF CONTENT) - LINK

CSS-Tricks - LINK

A List Apart - LINK

Web Dev Tutorials for Beginners (video playlist) - LINK

Web.Dev - LINK

Smashing Magazine - LINK

Stack Overflow - LINK

The Odin Project - LINK

Web Development for Beginners - LINK

Learn Web Development As An Absolute Beginner (Guide) - LINK

How to Learn Web Development Using Free Resources (Guide) - LINK

Web Development Full Course - Edureka (Video) - LINK

Web Development In 2023 - A Practical Guide (Video) - LINK

How to Become a Web Developer in 2023 — Everything You Need to Know (Article) - LINK

Maybe in the end building websites isn't what you want and that's totally fine! This helps you know what you don't want instead! Here are some articles to help:

23 Alternative Career Paths that Software Developers Can Grow Into - LINK

Discover 19 Exciting Career Paths for Software Engineers - LINK

13 Types of Software Development - LINK

I've been on vacation but finally got back to this & to keep myself accountable I'm posting this update even if It's only one view, it is a fairly intricate work of a mockup. This is the default desktop post view for an IC account, the OOC will simply have some elements changed slightly, not enough to need a variant made.

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Features:

Easily editable color palette (variables)

Full custom skin, mini-profiles, main profiles, ucp, memberlist, etc.

Set of macros to suit the skin, easily changeable

Basic matching site templates

ReadMe file with user/installation guide

Download includes the Full XML, HTML Templates XML, Macro XML, Custom Profile Fields JSON, + ReadMe.txt in a zip file.

STARTING POINT

When I made this sideblog, it was mainly to have a sort of a digital diary to track my learning progress. I thought it'd be a just me and my few mutuals in here. But to my surprise, the introduction post received a warm welcome from the Studyblr and Codeblr communities! 💗 Thank you so much for the support. I'm really excited to get started on this journey.

1/100 days of code, 250523

☑ CSS Frameworks: Bootstrap

A few weeks ago, I bought a web development course on Udemy. I made some progress, but I wasn't getting consistent in my learning.

So, to fix that, I decided to take part in the famous challenge.

✨100 days of code ✨

Boy! One hundred days! Just the sound of it is frightening.

But I'm determined to give it a solid shot.

My plan for these coming months is to learn coding every day for at least 90 minutes.

In the real world, I'm a user experience and interface designer, and hopefully by the end of this challenge, I'll be able to bring some of my designs to life with code.

Resources that I'm using :

Colt Steele' web development course ( Udemy )

Web Design with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and jQuery ( Book set )

The odin project ( Website )

Kevin Powell ( Youtube )

This site has python 101 for free (and many another, tho course from 102 and up aren’t free)

Its has a cute design and great at explaining the small details that some teachers don’t explain ✨

There is also many exercises in each chapter of the lessons.

You can check more about it from there official site ✨

A massive list of software (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, etc.) and other offerings that are free or have free tiers!

I am literally one of the laziest people with making backgrounds - either manually or looking for a good image, so I looked online for some generators and thought I would share them here!

haikei - LINK

bgjar - LINK

coolbackgrounds - LINK

meshgradient - LINK

mesh-gradients - LINK

gradienta - LINK

svgbackgrounds - LINK

SVG patterns - LINK

pattern monster - LINK

INTO THE WILD Jcink Skin | $50 USD 

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Features:

Easily editable color palette (variables)

Full custom skin, mini-profiles, main profiles, ucp, memberlist, etc.

Set of macros to suit the skin, easily changeable

Basic matching site templates

ReadMe file with user/installation guide

Download includes the Full XML, HTML Templates XML, Macro XML, Custom Profile Fields JSON, + ReadMe.txt in a zip file.

INTO THE WILD Jcink Skin | $50 USD 

Payhip Store

Features:

Easily editable color palette (variables)

Full custom skin, mini-profiles, main profiles, ucp, memberlist, etc.

Set of macros to suit the skin, easily changeable

Basic matching site templates

ReadMe file with user/installation guide

Download includes the Full XML, HTML Templates XML, Macro XML, Custom Profile Fields JSON, + ReadMe.txt in a zip file.

INTO THE WILD Jcink Skin | $50 USD 

Payhip Store

Features:

Easily editable color palette (variables)

Full custom skin, mini-profiles, main profiles, ucp, memberlist, etc.

Set of macros to suit the skin, easily changeable

Basic matching site templates

ReadMe file with user/installation guide

Download includes the Full XML, HTML Templates XML, Macro XML, Custom Profile Fields JSON, + ReadMe.txt in a zip file.