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Animating in Public

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Back in 2021, when I was just starting my career, I was working at an agency building apps with Vue.js, but I really wanted to work with React. I had no React experience though, so I started learning it. I watched React2025 and lots of other videos. I even built a few projects. ui-snippets.dev was my first project that I shared publicly. ui-snippets.dev was my first project that I shared publicly. After practicing for a while, I felt confident and applied to a local React company. I got rejected. It sucked, especially since I didn’t even make it to a coding interview. I assumed my resume was not strong enough, so I decided to start posting things I built on Twitter. The idea was that I would apply to a company and include my Twitter profile in the application so that people would see that I’m actually really into coding. But something else happened... My first few tweets didn’t get much traction, but then I posted a video where I recreated Vercel’s tab component, and it changed ever

Animating in Public Enrollment for my animation course is open! Enrollment has closed. Animating in Public Back in 2021, when I was just starting my career, I was working at an agency building apps with Vue.js, but I really wanted to work with React. I had no React experience though, so I started learning it. I watched React2025 and lots of other videos. I even built a few projects. ui-snippets.dev was my first project that I shared publicly. ui-snippets.dev was my first project that I shared publicly. After practicing for a while, I felt confident and applied to a local React company. I got r

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