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S3E11: Reddit web dev Q&A #3
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This episode we take random web dev related questions, discuss and attempt to answer them to our best abilities.
- Should you split your component library into multiple different npm packages?
- How to deal with being rejected in an awkward way for a job application
- Can you get sued for copying text from another resource and publishing it on your site?
- Is a book about web dev that's over 10 years old still relevant?
- Java or Node.js for your new project?
- What to do about insufficient contrast ratios in the colour of your links?
- Are web developers still in high demand?
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We, Gideon (gideonheilbron.nl) freelance front-end developer and Murtada (murtada.nl) freelance full-stack developer, are two experienced developers who like to talk about development, media, life and more. Our main goal of this podcast is to help other people and give advice.
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