Nine must-have websites for front-end engineers

01

GitHub

https://github.com/

This website hosts a lot of high-quality open source projects, like Linux, React, Vue, Webpack, JQuery, etc. you may have heard of are all open source on this website. You can easily get the source code and send a pull request for the corresponding project, then you become a contributor to this project, so cool ,right?

02

 MDN web docs

https://developer.mozilla.org/zh-CN/docs/Web

This site is known for its beautifully detailed documentation. Some syntaxes and APIs of CSS, HTML, and Javascript are described in detail, and there are simple examples.

03

Rare Earth Nuggets

https://juejin.im/timeline

This is a comprehensive technical community, very active, with a large number of technical articles published every day

04

freeCodeCamp

https://www.freecodecamp.org/

This is a non-profit technology teaching website. There are many interactive tutorials in it, each knowledge point is like a task, by completing different tasks, your knowledge and skills are constantly upgraded

05

stackoverflow

https://stackoverflow.com

Whether you are studying or working, you will definitely encounter many problems. Go to search and you will find that there are already answers.

06

above sea level

https://www.npmjs.com

There are a large number of JavaScript class libraries here. If you encounter a new requirement, first go to the above to see if there is any related class library. If there is, you can use it directly.

07

      segmentfault

https://segmentfault.com

It's also a fairly active tech community with lots of articles

08

Know the column

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09

LeetCode

https://leetcode.com/

If you are interested in algorithms, or want to interview at a big company, it is strongly recommended to browse this website first

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