Great! Good luck!

- AI summaries are everywhere and there's no way to disable
- Sites trying to get you to download their app instead of the browser
- Needing to sign into every site
- Modals/popups on mobile where the close button is 10x10 pixels. Extra rage if this is an autoplay video
- 5+ options cookie consents

My understanding is someone with little to no coding knowledge using primarily gen AI and "intuition" to continuously code and produce an app, not getting bogged down by testing, debugging, feedback, or any of the other seemingly less glamorous aspects of coding

Anecdotal but the strategies I use are not fully effective, e.g. setting a consistent bedtime that is still too late but would result in much fewer hours of sleep if it didn't exist

As an FE dev it's gotten much better with designers familiar with the general flow of CSS. I had issues where they didn't know this, the desktop was designed first and the path to mobile was frustratingly tedious. Some of the most complicated grid work I've done. Also 10 fonts for a 15-page site

Yep this is in Europe only. The last I read, the only workaround for other countries is to set your profile to private

FreeCodeCamp and Scrimba. I like the interactive learning the basics in the browser before jumping into things like which VS plugins are the best.

Traversy Media on YT was helpful years ago when I couldn't find basic explanations like what NPM is. All the courses just assumed you already used it

I can't believe it's taken this long to get back to having your default feed being the one you curate yourself, but I gladly welcome it

Geocities -> management information systems major -> consulting -> career break -> art school web diploma -> web dev 😀