#React courses

[kiwi]

as a former escape room host i highly recommend doing an escape room as a first date. its a great way to learn how ppl react under pressure and how well they collaborate with you right off the bat. also more than once ive seen people enter an escape room as a couple and exit broken up LOL its a fantastic litmus test

[evgar]

going down the rabbit hole of agatha with rune tattoos

[digitalmarketing1o1]

Mastering React: A Comprehensive Guide to Building Dynamic Web Applications

In this in-depth React course, you'll embark on a journey to master one of the most popular JavaScript libraries for building user interfaces. Whether you're a beginner eager to dive into the world of front-end development or an experienced developer looking to enhance your skills, this course offers something for everyone.

Throughout the course, you'll learn the fundamentals of React, including JSX syntax, component-based architecture, state management, and handling user input. You'll explore advanced topics such as routing, hooks, context API, and working with external APIs. By the end, you'll have the skills and confidence to build dynamic, interactive web applications with React.

Key topics covered:

Understanding the Basics: Get started with React by learning about JSX, components, props, and state.

Building Reusable Components: Explore the power of component-based architecture and learn how to create reusable UI elements.

Managing State: Master the various techniques for managing state in React applications, including useState and useContext hooks.

Handling User Input: Learn how to handle user input through forms, controlled components, and form validation.

Routing with React Router: Dive into client-side routing with React Router and create single-page applications with multiple views.

Working with External Data: Connect your React applications to external APIs and learn best practices for fetching and displaying data.

Styling in React: Explore different approaches for styling React components, including CSS modules, styled-components, and inline styles.

Optimizing Performance: Discover techniques for optimizing the performance of your React applications, including code splitting and memoization.

Testing React Applications: Learn the basics of testing React components using popular testing libraries like Jest and React Testing Library.

Deployment and Beyond: Deploy your React applications to hosting platforms like Netlify or Vercel and explore additional resources for further learning.

By the end of this course, you'll have a solid understanding of React and be equipped with the skills to build modern, responsive web applications that delight users and impress employers. Whether you're pursuing a career in web development or working on personal projects, mastering React is sure to open doors and elevate your programming skills.

[chloesimaginationthings]

How did Bonnie get so fucking tall in FNAF 2…

[nenoname]

It's still interesting that TBoB called more attention to Stan's control over his mindscape (And if you go with the interpretation that the lost pages are partial truths that are heavily influenced by Bill, then he's the one insisting that only someone with training should be able to have that much control over the mind.)

Meanwhile we have a memory!Stan. Someone who apparently knows too much and is rather aware for being a simple memory.

From the Wheel of Shame, we know Bill was able dig up all kinds of dirt on Stan but... that wasn't why he was there in the first place, was it?

Bill couldn't find the code immediately despite a memory of Stan opening the safe being a few hours old at most and decided to have Mabel try find it for him (The original concept of the ep had it far more hidden but this was likely cut because of time constraints)

Ford did experiments on Stan's mind which likely meant using Project Mentem and actually looking around his mindscape, and his only reaction was to comment on his jokes-- despite what little we the audience know being enough to render us sobbing wrecks

(yes I refuse to shut up about this part cos the book's intro is extremely underrated)

Stan was able to replace his memories of Ford with the swingset instead and managed to hide Ford in his Bar Mitzvah memory. And that's not even mentioning the lack of visible Portal and Stan o' War which noticeably show up in Ford's dreamscape (the broken swingset manifesting anyway pains me tho)

He subconsciously has misdirects for his secrets that are both silly and manages to disturb everyone too

And while Bill-as-Soos being bored by the vending machine memory is a joke that's basically the crew's way of going "hey remember the thing way back in the first ep that's going to show up in the next one?" and in-universe appears to be Stan slipping up, it's interesting that they had Stan input the wrong code when it's consistent literally every other time its inputted (especially when it shows up correctly in the very next episode)

It's even possible that the safe code that Bill found could have been a misdirect too but we'll never know since the safe got blown open by dynamite.

Stan was able to buy time by making his mind blank despite being genuinely terrified when Bill enters his mind (to the point that he breaks character and uses his own voice to yell), and could conjure up his living room (in colour opposed to his mind's regular greyscale) to make sure Bill didn't have enough room to flee, slamming the door in his face before the effects of the memory gun kicked in.

(EDIT: Random door analysis here)

And maybe the twins eventually told him that Bill had already been inside his mind after their W3 reunion, but all we know was that his conscious self was left in the dark for ages and wasn't really aware of Bill until Weirdmageddon.

TBoB showing McGucket's dreamscape also brings up the idea of the effects of the memory gun manifesting differently to each person. To Stan's mindscape, the memory wipe manifests as blue flames which immediately brings to mind Bill's powers but it's a far lighter shade (maybe to more closely match the memory gun and its eventual fade to white?)

The end of TBoB and the website poem also firmly reminds us about Stan's connection to fire but there's also the question if Stan himself is actually aware of it...

[bigfatbreak]

For the Viceroy AU, how does Tom figure out Gabriel was the one responsible?

[mohntilyet]

i have to be so real. sometimes you have to outright not give a shit what the author thinks. i’m not saying to disregard how a character is portrayed and give into fanon characterisations but sometimes i will see fans be like “(head writer) omggg do you think this character is a good person?” “how would this character react if xyz happened?” as though that’s not a question you can and have to answer for yourself.! any character can contain multitudes and if you keep limiting your perception of them solely on word of god its not fun for the writer or even yourself anymore. THINK FOR YOURSELF. INVENT NEW WAYS TO FUCK YOUR FAVORITE CHARACTERS OVER

[arcanewebs]

personal take on fem tsukasa

[glossymint]

mid feud and he's still thinking of liam

[orcelito]

I do quite enjoy the kind of vashwood that is wolfwood realizing he's in love with vash and going "really??? I'm in love with HIM?????" As he thinks about how utterly ridiculous and annoying and over the top (and sweet and passionate and dedicated...) he is

Meanwhile vash realizing he's in love with wolfwood is just [cue 5 hour long panic attack]

[unstablequeerbitch]

Sorry not sorry but I just finally downloaded some of the Star Trek novel books… and because I’m a rebel and a huge sucker for Dr. McCoy I’m starting with Doctor’s Orders.

DOCTORS COULDNT BE EVERYWHERE SO THE LORD MADE VULCANS?!?!? Then called Spock LOGICAL??

Anyways I hear wedding bells

[thesadpuffin]

not to be dramatic or anything but I think the next Zelda Reacts comic might be the best thing I've ever made :P

[rad-roche]

i like those funny drawings artists do where they poke light fun at themselves where it's like, here's the 1st fanart of a character, here's the 500th one where he's an entirely different person in a different story and is just an oc now. i can't do that for some reason. i'm pushing all the guys i draw into a lemon squeezer. i'm trying to get more Guy per guy in every drawing

[chloesimaginationthings]

The Afton children are siblings forever in FNAF

[sierrabravoecho]

Tywinposting

[greykolla-art]

Little fanart for The Children of Hamelin episode.

I was walking next to a waterfall and sketched this quickly up while listening to it. 👌 (original sketch under the cut) It was a really hot day here in Iceland too, so good to listen to a winter tale. 😂

And I wanted to to a little tribute to Maty @ameliapodcast for playing such a cute, fun kid, and running a great tumblr account for the fans!🫶😊💕