That's a good point, though it should be noted that a portion of that 4-year curriculum is non-CS stuff - electives, general education classes, etc. But still, yes, bootcamps definitely leave gaps to fill.

Andrew James Okpainmo You need to be realistic. This article is a good read (replace "21 days" with "12 months"): http://norvig.com/21-days.html

This is a great list of steps but the timeline is totally unrealistic.

The section on position: absolute is not quite accurate - the element is not necessarily positioned relative to its parent container. An absolutely positioned element is positioned relative to the nearest ancestor (not necessarily direct parent) that has a position other than static . Sometimes it can get a little tricky. To make an absolutely positioned element relative to its containing element, you can just set position: relative on the parent.

When I first discovered Tailwind I was all "THIS IS AWESOME!" and was all in on using it. I even started working on a proposal for a book about it (lucky that I didn't go forward with that as v2 came out like 2 months later). Over time I have come to find it a little verbose with all the classes. Tailwind definitely has its uses but I typically reach for good old CSS these days.

I don't know much about GSAP but wouldn't using a CSS animation be more performant?

remove.bg is handy but you have to pay to get the full size image 👎 Adobe Creative Cloud Express can, at least for now, do the full size image for free: https://www.adobe.com/express/feature/image/remove-background

Ah yes! I forgot the tags! I will update those.