Alright, I know these posts are annoying but I just wanted to express how great this platform is & thank everyone for making it grow so much week after week.

Christopher Kade 🐻

@christo_kade

I've finally reached 10k followers on @ThePracticalDev ! Extremely thankful for the community they have built and I'm excited for the future 🥳

10:54 AM - 29 Oct 2019

I've been able to improve on my technical writing skills & share some things I'm passionate about. Here are some people I look up to, motivating me to improve post after post, either because they teach a whole lot or because they have a positive influence on our community:

Ali SpittelFollow

Passionate about education, Python, JavaScript, and code art.

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Ben HalpernFollow

A Canadian software developer who thinks he’s funny. He/Him.

Samantha MingFollow

Frontend Developer sharing weekly JS, HTML, CSS code tidbits 🔥Discover them all on samanthaming.com 💛

Charlie GerardFollow

I am a senior developer advocate, passionate about creative coding and building interactive prototypes mixing science, art & technology. I also spend time mentoring, contributing to OSS and speaking.

John PapaFollow

Husband, father, & Catholic enjoying life with my family. Working @ Microsoft. Disney fanatic, web and mobile developer

Lastly, allow me to list some of my favorite articles I wrote in the last 2 years ❤️

First off, my latest piece about features to look forward to in Javascript:

The future of Javascript - features to keep an eye on

Christopher Kade ・ Oct 24 '19 ・ 5 min read

#javascript #webdev #beginners

Thanks to you, I now have an amazing list of tools I use on a weekly basis:

What's one resource most devs don't know that you use regularly?

Christopher Kade ・ Jun 4 '19 ・ 1 min read

#discuss #webdev #productivity #beginners

One of my most successful articles, about something I was afraid of just a few years ago:

Up your Git game and clean up your history

Christopher Kade ・ Jun 18 '19 ・ 7 min read

#webdev #tutorial #git #beginners

Some tips on improving how we write components:

Tips to write elegant and resilient components

Christopher Kade ・ Aug 8 '19 ・ 4 min read

#javascript #webdev #tutorial #beginners

And my very first article on this platform, it's NOT good but I'm glad it started there:

Defining quality requirements for a project

Christopher Kade ・ Jan 30 '18 ・ 2 min read

#requirements #agile

Thanks again ❤️