My 8 handmade sketch notes you won't want to miss (learn web development for free):

1. What is semantic HTML
2. CSS Positioning
3. CSS Box-model
4. JavaScript Array Methods
5. Git Workflow
6. Alignment in CSS
7. Grid Overview
8. Grid cheat sheet
Thanks for checking this out.

You can check out my other threads at @PrathKum. I generally write about web development. 😁
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Five free VS Code extensions that will change the way you do web development:

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