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Leonardo Maldonado

I work with powerful technologies to help companies succeed. JavaScript, React, TypeScript, GraphQL.

Feb 4, 2019

How I Made One of the Top Open Source Projects of 2018

Introduction In this post, I'll explain how I made one of the top open source projects in 2018 and what you can do to achieve the same in 2019. The Evening Before Reaching GitHub Stardom These were my thoughts before I open sourced my project: "Is th...

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Emil Moe

Senior Data Engineer

Feb 5, 2019

A good idea for self-learning too. However where are your articles in the repo? Or did I misunderstand that. Are you writing articles about each concept or linking them?

He's linking to the best articles for beginners.

Milica Maksimović

founder Literally.dev, ex-Growth @wasp, former Community Manager @Hashnode

Feb 5, 2019

Leonardo Maldonado

I work with powerful technologies to help companies succeed. JavaScript, React, TypeScript, GraphQL.

Feb 5, 2019

If I would write every article for each concept, it would take a lot of time and research too, and I don't think I would be able to explain each concept better than some guys out there.

We have a lot of people that are really good JavaScript developers, so there's no need to write every article about each concept.

Abhishek Pathak

Javascript Developer

Feb 4, 2019

One guy told me that with my project he landed a job as a web developer. That made me feel awesome, and it really paid off the time and research I invested into it.

And this is for the same feeling I learned to code, striving hard to build something meaningful in my life.

Great article. Really inspiring and nicely put together. Well done, sir :)