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Using the "Email Laundry Method" to Organize My Inbox
I tried using the email laundry method from the book "Uptime" to organize my Gmail, and the moment I finished organizing it, I truly felt mentally and physically refreshed.
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React Overview
An overview of React based on the book "React Thinking Evolution", aiming to provide a big picture of the entire React ecosystem.
Mastering Responsive Web Design
RWD is a design approach that allows websites to adjust across various devices and screen sizes, presenting content in an optimized way.
CSS GRID Implementation Cheatsheet
CSS Grid is a powerful two-dimensional layout system that helps you control the arrangement and size of web elements more flexibly.
CSS Flexbox Implementation Cheatsheet
CSS Flexbox is a powerful layout model that helps us simplify and make webpage element layouts more flexible.
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Key Notes from "ChatGPT Prompt Engineering for Developers" Course
ChatGPT Prompt Engineering for Developers is a famous course launched by DeepLearning.AI after the emergence of generative AI, serving as a comprehensive AI prompt guide suitable for everyone.
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Understanding splice, slice, and split in JavaScript
splice modifies the original array, allowing insertion, deletion, or both simultaneously; slice extracts a portion of an array or string, returning a new array or string without modifying the original; split divides a string into an array based on a specified separator, leaving the original string unchanged.
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