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  1. frontend-case-studies Public

    💼 A curated list of technical talks and articles about real world enterprise frontend development

    6.7k 388

  2. channels Public

    📺 A collection of useful YouTube channels for javascript developers and web designers

    4.2k 448

  3. forwebdev/ui-developer-tips Public archive

    Советы для разработчика интерфейсов

    407 32

  4. astorage Public

    A tiny API wrapper for localStorage

    JavaScript 103 10

  5. utransition Public

    A tiny (~2KB) library providing you an easy way to manage time-based transitions

    JavaScript 22 3

  6. hljs-alabaster Public

    Alabaster theme for Highlight.js

    HTML 9 1

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Contributed to andrew--r/frontend-case-studies, andrew--r/personal-website, andrew--r/forweb.dev and 3 other repositories

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August 2022

Created 2 commits in 1 repository
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