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Daniel Cranney

Developer and Designer

Jun 8, 2022

10 Ways to Become a Better Developer Without Writing a Line of Code

Practice is important. When learning something new, applying it in a practical context is a great way to cement learning and deepen understanding, but... it's not everything. As I've written about before in previous articles, learning is a complex pr...

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Salawu Ahmed

Web dev || JavaScript Developer || technical writer

Nov 9, 2022

I read docs and technical articles most of the time and they do help. I will try inspecting sites. Thanks for the tips

Tejinder Sharma

Hi! I'm a developer and designer from India. I love making websites look good, and work well.I Love to share content on HTML, CSS and JS

Jun 12, 2022

Nice Tips Daniel, I enjoyed reading the article.

Eleftheria Batsou

Community Manager | Developer & UX | Youtuber ❤

Jun 9, 2022

Great tips Daniel Cranney. 👏

I don't know how much this helps "Inspect sites you admire" but I definitely love doing it!

Daniel Cranney

Developer and Designer

Jul 14, 2022

I really enjoy it too, seeing how they're put together. It's good for seeing different approaches to problems

Sumudu Siriwardana

Project Manager

Jun 8, 2022

Great article, Daniel! Reading others code and teaching is the best ways to learn that works for me!

Eamonn Cottrell

YouTube Tech Tutorials

Jun 8, 2022

Solid list and good thoughts! Sleep and exercise continue to be fantastic secondary tools that make a huge impact on my actual coding and cognitive wellbeing as well.