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shahednasser · 1 year

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The History of Ecommerce: 1979 to 2023

It was interesting writing about this topic and seeing the evolution of ecommerce. So many of what we consider as basics in ecommerce now required a lot of innovation from the early businesses that adopted it.

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shahednasser · 1 year

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Hiya! I've compiled a list of some of the currently active Tumblr blogs that are dedicated to all things coding and programming - this includes frontend dev, backend dev, web dev, game dev, etc. These are blogs I also follow (I try to follow as many as I can) and I like what they post, and I just wanted to share it with more people!

I will keep updating this post whenever a new blogger pops up or if some blogs deactivate - some of my fav blogs deactivated which is super sad since I loved seeing their coding posts on my dashboard! Anyways, onto the blogs!

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@code-es ☆ @web-dev-with-bea ☆ @mileotero ☆ @sunlearnscoding ☆ @anndcodes ☆ @kirjh ☆ @zoeythebee ☆ @psychoticdesigns ☆ @yyshenblog ☆ @shivanitanwarsblog ☆ @cloudylogs ☆ @aleksey-kivaiko ☆ @simplywebstuff ☆ @codingflicks ☆ @checks ☆ @podokonnik ☆ @adventuresincodeandcoffee ☆ @knitjumpergames ☆ @pizzatriestostudy ☆ @codeparttime ☆ @programmerhumour ☆ @avkera ☆ @datavids ☆ @womaneng ☆ @shahednasser ☆ @cssengineer ☆ @soybananamilkcodes ☆ @frithams ☆ @primarykousu

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Again, if there are more out there, let me know so I can update the list! If you want your @ taken off the list, let me know too! Thank you and I hope more people follow these super cool blogs and enjoy their posts the way I have! 💻💗💗

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shahednasser · 1 year

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6 ways we improved our documentation in 2022

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shahednasser · 1 year

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How to Lint Code and Prose in Documentation

An essential part of the documentation is being consistent. This includes both the written content and the code blocks.

This article covers the different methods and ways you can lint prose or content and code blocks to ensure it follows your style guide.

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shahednasser · 1 year

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Thank you everyone who got me to 2000 reblogs!

If you like to play games and want to learn or practice programming languages, here are 4 games that can help you do that 🎮

#thank you #2000 reblogs #tumblr milestone

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shahednasser · 1 year

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I posted 159 times in 2022

151 posts created (95%)

8 posts reblogged (5%)

I tagged 137 of my posts in 2022

Only 14% of my posts had no tags

#programming - 135 posts

#programmer - 133 posts

#developer - 130 posts

#software engineering - 130 posts

#coding - 129 posts

#webdev - 128 posts

#css - 128 posts

#technology - 128 posts

#html - 127 posts

#new blog - 127 posts

Longest Tag: 24 characters

#css course for beginners

My Top Posts in 2022:

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Something most of us forget from time to time: how do I center an element in CSS 🤔

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It’s important to provide a good user experience on your websites and apps. These 5 features that you can add to your apps can boost your user experience and make your users happy!

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Thank you for coming to my TED talk

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Are you wondering whether you should be a frontend, backend, or full stack developer? Today’s tip will help you understand what each does and which you should choose.

If you like my content please consider supporting me by buying me coffee ☕️

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My #1 post of 2022

If you like to play games and want to learn or practice programming languages, here are 4 games that can help you do that 🎮

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Get your Tumblr 2022 Year in Review →

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shahednasser · 1 year

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Learn how to create a Vue.js ecommerce storefront with Medusa

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shahednasser · 2 years

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Hacktoberfest 2022: Everything You Need to Know to Participate

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shahednasser · 2 years

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How to Become a Technical Writer?

Technical writing can encompass different type of work, mainly related to content and documentation. In this new article, I share with you how you can become a technical writer through my own experience.

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shahednasser · 2 years

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Documentation is an important asset for all developers. There are many tools that allow you to easily create a documentation website and even generate some of it from code. These 3 tools I’ve used personally to create documentation at my job, but there are other tools that you can find online to help you with your specific use case.

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shahednasser · 2 years

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Last week Heroku announced that they’re discontinuing their free tier and add one. This lead many developers to find alternatives, as heroku’s free plan allowed developers to host a variety of small and demo projects.

The 4 hosting providers listed here are some of the alternatives available for Heroku. The free plans can generally allow developers to host demos and small projects.

Do you use Heroku? And have you migrated to another hosting after this announcement?

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shahednasser · 2 years

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Composable vs. Monolitch architecture: Uncovering recent composable hype

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shahednasser · 2 years

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You’ll often need to convert different data types to strings. Here are 2 ways to convert variables to strings and the difference between the two.

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shahednasser · 2 years

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Today I want to share with you guys some tips about writing tutorials ✍🏻 Here’s a summary, but you can also read the longer version below:

1. Keep introductions short 📏: many of us find tutorials through online search and we use them for specific purposes. For example, to resolve an issue or learn how to do something. If you, as a technical writer, can cut as much info as possible from the introduction, you help the developer reach the part they need much easier.

2. Give clear context for code blocks 🤔: similar to the first point, a lot of developers want to just find that code block that they think is necessary to fix their issue. So, they might skip ahead to the code block they need and not read what you wrote a paragraph or two before it. Make sure that the line right before the code block exactly indicates where this code block should be used/added. For example, if it’s a command then indicate in which directory the command should be used. If you’re adding a code block, indicate the full path of the file the code block should be added to. If the code block should be added in a specific line, make sure to indicate that as well.

3. Don’t forget imports ❌: Many of us use auto import extensions when coding and don’t need to manually import dependencies when using them in the code. However, a lot of beginners might not be familiar with that and can find it confusing. Although you don’t always need to target every developer level, the more you can ensure everyone can follow along with your tutorial without being confused the better.

4. Add descriptive alt text and images 📸: Accessibility is very important to ensure everyone can use websites similarly. If the blogging platform you use allows this, make sure you add descriptive alt texts for your image.

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shahednasser · 2 years

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What are Events in JavaScript and How to Handle Them?

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shahednasser · 2 years

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What are webhooks, what are some examples of using webhooks, and how to create and test them?

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shahednasser · 2 years

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React (TanStack) Query Tutorial for Beginners

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