CSS

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CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets, and it's the primary way developers style their applications. Think colors, fonts, borders, spacing. CSS works via selectors: you tell it which HTML element(s) on the page you want your styles to apply to.

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The Details: Frontends and Backends

The basics of how apps are built by their component parts.

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I built a (basic) Substack clone in a month

Behind the scenes of rebuilding Substack's core functionality myself.

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The Details: CI

CI is how developers test and verify their code is ready to go.

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What does New Relic do?

New Relic is observability software: teams use it to monitor the performance of their apps and infrastructure.

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Frontend

The frontend is the visual, interactive part of the application that your users actually use. If accessed through the browser, it's always written in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

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CSS

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What does New Relic do?

Frontend

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