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Great list for sure -- thanks for putting this together! 😊
May I also suggest JSFiddle.
It is somewhat synonymous with codepen, however with a few differences! IMO, JSFiddle is more of a platform to learn and discover code, whereas codepen is more of a 'sharing' platform. For instance code snippets, UI patterns and what not.
That's not to say that you can't learn from codepen, you most definitely can and they are both amazing tools! 😎
Best,
Tyrus Malmstrom.
Hi Tyrus, thanks for the suggestion 🙌.
I am glad you liked the compiled list :).
Indeed JSFiddle.net is an amazing frontend code playground and has been one of the oldest too. I started using it way before any other online code playground. I critically thought about its inclusion into the list and finally decided against it due to the fact that all major features provided by JSFiddle are already present in Codepen and Codepen has a thriving huge developer community that appreciates, collaborates and discover incredible frontend code every day. I was unable to find a likewise community for JSFiddle.
Having said that, there will be developers who might like the elegant UI, usability and minimal feature set offered by JSFiddle.
Thus, I will add JSFiddle to the list.
Regards,
Zahin
Two more!
cssreference.io/
htmlreference.io/
😊
Hi Alberto, thanks for the suggestions 🙌.
Wow! These resources are invaluable and will act as an HTML/CSS code reference bookmark.
I will add both of them to the list :).
A pleasure mate!
Great list! What about caniuse.com ?
I agree! caniuse is an awesome site that I use quite often in my daily development.
It allows you to see what features are supported on all browsers and the layout is very intuitive -- great suggestion! 👌😊
Hi Daniel, thanks for the suggestion 🙌.
I am glad you liked the compiled list :).
My bad 😅! caniuse.com is the de-facto standard for finding cross-browser compatibility of frontend technologies. I will add it to the list.
Great list - I propose that you should add glitch.com ! I am a long time user of codepen and a huge fan of it, and gitch.com is kind of a full stack version of it. If you haven't tried it yet - I highly recommend it!
Hi Agustin, thanks for the suggestion 🙌.
I totally agree with your proposal. glitch.com allows you to build and share full-stack web applications and it's a breeze to make stuff on it. I have built a couple of POCs on it and loved the whole experience.
I will add glitch.com to the list :).
I would also suggest javascript.info as anoth awesome resource for learning.
Hi Chandler, thanks for the suggestion 🙌.
Indeed, javascript.info is a valuable frontend resource consisting of Javascript-based tutorials. The site content is regularly updated to catch up with the progress of ECMAScript specification.
Thus, I will add it to the list :).
missing dev.to?
Hi Prashant, thanks for the suggestion 🙌.
How can I missed it 😁? Honestly, I hadn't explored dev.to at the time of writing this post. I am simply blown away by its fantastic developer community!
I will add dev.to to the list :).
Hi Gabriel, thanks for the suggestion 🙌.
Totally agree. How can I miss it 😁? Honestly, I hadn't explored dev.to at the time of writing this post. I am simply blown away by its fantastic developer community!
I will add dev.to to the list :).
@frontEndMasters
Hi Mark, thanks for the suggestion 🙌.
Indeed, frontendmasters.com is a valuable frontend resource to advance your skills 🔥. It is a highly popular course among frontend developers.
I will add it to the list.
Great list! I also recommend ponyfoo.com and also to subscribe to their weekly newsletter, they share really good content from all over the internet!
Hi Emanuel, thanks for the suggestion 🙌.
Indeed, ponyfoo.com is an amazing resource that has been sharing valuable content for a while now.
I will add it to the list :).
Thanks for putting the list together. It is very helpful.
Hi Michael,
I am glad you liked the compiled list :).
Great list! How about devtools.tech for amazing tech tutorials? :P
Aye Aye Captain! Will add devtools.tech to the list 😉.
Great list thanks you
Hi Maxence,
I am glad you liked the compiled list :).
hashnode.com/
Hi Stefan, thanks for the suggestion 🙌 and sorry for a bit late reply.
hashnode.com seems like a fantastic resource to connect with developers all around the world and grow your career 🤓.
I will add it to the list :).
Very nice and informative article.
Thanks a lot.
Hi Alok,
I am glad you liked the compiled list :).
Please add one more tool to generate color palettes colorswall.com/palette/generate