Frontend

Lots of new faces here – welcome, fellow HTML renderers! ✨

Let's do some introductions:

1. What's your favorite HTML/CSS/JavaScript feature?
2. What are you currently using /frontend technology to build?
3. What framework, library or stack are you hoping to learn, or think more people should know about?

Extra bonus if you include links to developer.mozilla.org and GitHub!

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Hi Darryl 👋 
Perhaps it's a small thing, but "export/import." Being able break my code down into smaller chunks and index has been great.

I'm currently using React to build an ENS digit comparison app called Digit Rarity. 

Once I have a better grip on react I'd like learn Express and Mongo

Native ECMAScript Modules are pretty great! That is, until you need to mix them with the old non-standard CommonJS and AMD-based modules 😅

ENS addict. Javascript dev learning the ropes. Builder of Digit Rarity(dot)com.

Native ECMAScript Modules are pretty great! That is, until you need to mix them with the old non-standard CommonJS and AMD-based modules 😅

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Modules