Web Programming Resources
References
All programmers, regardless of how long they’ve been coding, rely on resource lists to help them write and debug their code. Here are a few that you can refer to when you’re writing:
- W3 Schools JavaScript examples
- W3 Schools HTML events examples
- DevDocs
- CSS grid cheat sheet
- JS cheat sheet
- Google searches for your problem that end in “JS Fiddle” or “Stack Overflow” are helpful.
Learning Platforms
Libraries
- SVG Repo: A library of free svg icons and vectors.
- D3: A JS library for interactive data visualizations.
- Anime.js: A JS library for complex animations.
- Leaflet: Aa JS library for interactive maps.
- Popper: A a JS library for pop-ups, tooltops, and dropdowns.
- Bootstrap: A a JS library for front-end HTML, CSS, and JS, mostly for static sites.
- React: A a JS library for building slick user interfaces.
- Google Fonts: A library and API for fonts.