Playful Programming

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"This brings our article count to 820+"
Two unicorn hooves high-fiving with "Playful Programming hearts This is Learning" text above it
A unicorn with a bowtie representing Playful Programming with a heart and the CodeRabbit logo
A cartoon unicorn representing Playful Programming, a heart, and the Fastly logo
A visual of a code block showing different selectors being combined for greater CSS specificity.
A table of different selectors and their usage
Book Club for the article is in our Discord in the "Code & Chat" Voice Channel
A banner with a timeline graph and the headline "The History of React Through Code"
An example of a button being styled in Tailwind CSS, using classes as styling options.
Venn diagram showing the function of Prettier, TypeScript and ESLint.
A diagram of bundling and their output, where it shows TypeScript getting converted to CSS and JavaScript.
Banner of Ecosystem, the second book of Framework Field Guide. It has a forest backdrop with the title "Ecosystem" on top.
Two unicorn hooves high-fiving.
A disagram of a commit being cherry-picked.
A graphic of a Git GUI letting the user pick between conflicted file changes.
An illustration of the Git logo with several icons for different Git actions in the background.
An illustration of a street with multiple individuals, displaying different types of disabilities. One is carrying a white cane, one uses a wheelchair. The banner says "The Art of Accessibility".
A form field with a label syntax above it. It applies a label called "Name" to the field.
A simple illustration of letters with different levels of visibility. There is a measurement symbol right next to them to indicate that their size is being inspected.
Another illustration, showing an array of colors with one selected as the one with proper contrast. A list item is shown with HTML tags determining what they are. There are also large letters with different levels of visibility.
An illustration of a street. There is a visually impaired person, walking with a white cane. A wheelchair user sits next to another person in a small shop. The shop's banner says "a11y.art", the URL for the book.
A variety of job board listings inside the Discord.
A version of an IIFE, a function that console logs the phrase "This runs right away!"