PROGRAMMING BLOGS TO IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS

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In this Era, everything is free & accessible.There are some programming blogs which can improve your skills & helps in Interview as well as in placements.

1. Coding Horror :-

Coding Horror was started in 2004 by Jeff Atwood, an experienced software  engineer  from Berkeley, CA. Jeff's experience, as well as his awareness of the human side of technology, makes his website one of the best programming blogs for everyone who intrested in web development , software engg & computers in general.

link :- blog.codinghorror.com

2. David Walash

This popular coding blog focuses on modern libraries, programming tutorials & shortcuts for programming in JavaScript. They provide daily posts & commentary to help you learn how to code quicker & more efiiciently.

link  :-  davidwalsh.name

3. CodeWall 

Codewall is a website providing useful, in-depth tutorials for both front-end & back-end. CodeWall has many articles on topics as such as HTML/CSS, Node.js, JavaScript & PHP that will appeal to both motivated beginners & experienced coders.

Link :- www.codewall.co.uk

4. CSS Tricks :- 

Css Tricks offfers amongst the best programming tips available when it comes to topics as such as CSS, JavaScript, UX & web design. Along with this, they also have a vast library of reusable code snippets.

Link :- css-tricks.com

5. Cat On Mat :- 

This unique coding blog is dedicated to covering topics such as Javascript libraries, tools, XML, JSON, and even binary. The CatOnMat is Peteris Krumin & is regularly updated.

Link :- www.catonmat.net

6.    freecodecamp blogs
7.     MDN web blogs
8.     hacker.io blogs
9.      medium 
10.     hackernoon
11. The most important website for Computer Science Engineers is  geeks for geeks. you can also visit this site.  

                                                 CODING INTERVIEW :- 

If   you are preparing for coding interview then visit Algoexpert. The ultimate resource to prepare for coding interviews. Everything you need, in one streamlined platform.

Link :- algoexpert.io/thecodergeek

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