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Code with Ania Kubow

@aniakubow

Software Developer, Educator, YouTuber, Content Creator
I make YouTube vids on coding(400k+ subs)& @freecodecamp(10mil) Worked with Google | Microsoft | Amazon Become a remote Coder:my course⬇️
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First EVER website? 👀👀 tag someone with these design skills 😂😘😜 2025-09-29 22:24:53 First EVER.. 158 -86% 7 -77%
Story time 💁‍♀️💁‍♀️💁‍♀️ 2025-09-26 22:14:25 .. 319 -71% 12 -61%
It really doesn’t 💁. Tags in HTML are not case-sensitive. This means they can be written in uppercase or lowercase. However, it is best practice to write all tags in lowercase for consistency and readability. Excluding a closing tag on some elements will not cause error messages or crashes, so they technically are not an absolute requirement. It is however, considered a best practise. The browser you are using may attempt to ‘guess’ a closing tag and add it for you - as seen in my video. Here are the elements that allow you to leave them unclosed: <html> <head> <body> <p> <li> <dt> <dd> <option> <thead> <th> <tbody> <tr> <td> <tfoot> <colgroup> Would I do it though? Nah. It may cause problems and no one likes that. 2025-09-25 23:07:38 It really doesn’.. 205 -81% 5 -84%
Blocked by Google? Here is what to do! fYI - you can get a free trial of Web Scraper API from Oxylabs and scrape up to 1,000 results from Google for free. No credit card required. Use code ANIA to get a 20% discount from Oxylabs on your first purchase. Go here for more info: https://bit.ly/oxylabsdemo 2025-09-23 21:06:11 Blocked by Google? Here i.. 312 -72% 16 -47%
For the record - I ❤️ JavaScript. 2025-09-18 19:21:37 For the record - I ❤️.. 355 -68% 19 -38%
Fact: Comic Sans was created by Vincent Connare at Microsoft in 1994 for a children’s software package and later became widely available, just like the defaults of serif fonts like Times New Roman or sans-serif. 2025-09-17 19:56:33 Fact: Comic Sans was cr.. 243 -78% 18 -41%
CSS updates be cray! Check out these two new CSS methods that dropped in for baseline in 2024. Have you seen them already? 👀👀 The features work across the latest devices and browser versions. 2025-08-28 23:27:13 CSS updates be cray.. 641 -42% 13 -57%
This lesser known CSS property is 🔥. Have you heard of this one before? Or is it totally new to you? You can use this CSS property to change the colour of the cursor that shows up in your text inputs. Use Hex, rgb - you name it! 2025-08-25 19:41:19 This lesser known CSS .. 501 -54% 15 -51%
Hot new CSS property! This has been making waves for text enthusiasts. Since 2024 we explore the use cases for this CSS property. 2025-08-22 21:16:29 Hot new CSS property! Thi.. 952 -13% 20 -34%
So happy to share the code for this finally! I have been working so hard with mongodb and freecodecamp to create this extensive tutorial on building AI Agents. It took quite some time that has been compacted into a 2 hour long tutorial - phew! You can watch it over on the freeCodeCamp YouTube channel and code along with me - as well as check your code against the GitHub repo provided :) https://youtu.be/9tANiA0LKn4?si=9HqeP_WkFTpy3s_4 2025-08-20 19:27:31 So happy to share the cod.. 450 -59% 19 -38%
In this video, we discuss how to create an Apple-style glass effect using pure CSS in just 30 seconds. We cover the four steps: adding a semi-transparent background, applying a backdrop filter with blur, increasing brightness and saturation, and perfecting the border with transparency. This technique leverages the power of the a property, which affects everything behind the element rather than the element itself, resulting in a realistic and adaptable glass effect without the need for Photoshop or heavy images. 2025-08-19 18:53:26 In this video, we discuss.. 1,004 -9% 27 -11%
Hallelujah! Use scope in CSS! We talk about the challenges of working on a team project where everyone is writing CSS, leading to style collisions and specificity battles. Then we discover the power of scoped components, where each component lives in its own protected bubble, eliminating style wars and ensuring consistent styling across the application. 2025-08-16 19:25:21 Hallelujah! Use scope in .. 816 -26% 20 -34%
Yes, that is my actual bed 🤣 This looks like advanced 3D graphics but it’s just CSS! Perfect for creating interactive element, or any element you want to “pop” off the screen. It’s made using a combination of transform properties. Comment ‘3d easy’ and I will send you the final code. 2025-08-14 19:31:15 Yes, that .. 1,226 +12% 189 +522%
The last one is my ultimate advice I always share. Here are my actionable things developers can be doing to future proof their careers in the AI revolution. Asa you will notice it’s more about WHAT you have built, rather than HOW. This leads on from my opinion post about how the future of Software Development is changing which I address in the post “PSA: Universities are replacing ‘Software Developer’ with this”. Let me know if you agree or if you have your own. I tried to make them as actionable and specific as possible, but of course - feel free to save this and adapt to your own points. 2025-08-13 19:19:16 The last one is.. 492 -55% 16 -47%
Mastering CSS Centering: The Ultimate Guide to Effortless Alignment In this video, we discuss how to easily center elements both horizontally and vertically in their container using 2 lines of CSS, no matter the situation. This will ensure perfect centering every single time, making your web development workflow much smoother. 2025-08-11 18:02:57 Mastering CSS Centering: .. 896 -18% 19 -38%
POV: Your AI model hits 99.9% accuracy and you think you’re the next tech genius... until reality hits That moment when your model memorised the training data like cramming for finals instead of actually learning 🤡 Classic overfitting plot twist! It’s giving “studied the practice test word-for-word but the real exam was completely different” energy Real talk: A model that works on everything you’ve seen but nothing new... isn’t actually working Remember - overfitting isn’t the flex you think it is 2025-08-08 20:05:00 POV: You.. 206 -81% 5 -84%
After visiting China and talking to prominent tech thought leaders, here are my thoughts on the future of software developers. Let me know if you agree or disagree. Would love to debate this! 2025-08-07 18:12:42 After visiting China and .. 914 -17% 48 +58%
Prompt for this below #ad „Develop a social media app similar to Instagram. Include features like user profiles, photo/video posting with filters, a feed of posts from followed users, likes, comments, direct messaging, stories, and explore/search functionality. Focus on a clean, visual-first UI with a bottom tab bar, smooth image loading, and real-time updates for likes/comments.” Try on emergent.sh 2025-08-06 22:03:50 Prompt for this below.. 249 -77% 9 -70%
Remember, the calculator didn’t kill maths! Each generation gets better tools 💪 Here are some free resources I would recommend: Interactive Learning Platforms: * freeCodeCamp - Comprehensive full-stack curriculum with certificates * The Odin Project - Full-stack web development curriculum Video Learning: * Code With Ania - free 12 hour coding course * Traversy Media * Programming with Mosh Documentation and Tutorials: * MDN Web Docs - Best resource for web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) * Python.org Tutorial - Official Python documentation * React.dev - Official React documentation with interactive tutorials Practice Platforms: * HackerRank - Coding challenges and competitions * Codewars - Coding kata challenges Specialized Resources: * Git Tutorial - Learn version control * Flexbox Froggy - CSS Flexbox game * CSS Grid Garden - CSS Grid game * JavaScript30 - 30 vanilla JavaScript projects 2025-08-05 19:30:33 Remember, the calcul.. 192 -83% 0 -100%
We discuss a simple CSS property that can help fix issues with stretched and distorted images in web layouts. This property allows images to keep their aspect ratio, eliminating the need for stretching or distortion. We also mention using ‘object-position’ to control which part of the image is shown. 2025-08-04 20:17:40 We discuss a simple C.. 677 -38% 12 -61%
We discuss a simple solution that automatically detects the user’s system theme and applies the appropriate styles, without the need for complicated JavaScript or manual theme switching. This approach is more efficient and easier to implement than traditional dark mode solutions. 2025-07-31 19:06:41 We discuss a simple sol.. 3,263 +197% 46 +51%
I’m using the product here: https://jb.gg/junie-for-pro How to AI agents work? Watch this video to find out 💪 2025-07-30 18:52:17 I’m using the produc.. 269 -76% 3 -90%
We discuss a simple and efficient way to create responsive layouts using just two lines of CSS code, instead of the typical 15-plus lines of Flexbox. Let me know if you like this approach below 👇 2025-07-29 17:21:48 We discuss a simple an.. 1,299 +18% 29 -5%
Uuuugh so many years on these still make me cringe so bad!!! Especially as they were done to a wider audience ie: my first office I worked in 😅. Hopefully these save some young devs making the same innocent mistakes. Would love to hear yours if you are brave enough. 😅😅😅 #devcommunity #coding #100daysofcode 2025-07-28 17:55:48 Uuuugh so man.. 275 -75% 47 +55%
We discuss how the image tag can waste bandwidth by serving the same heavy image to both mobile and desktop devices, and how this element can solve this issue by serving different images based on screen size. We explain how to use this element to ensure the correct image is served as the browser changes. #coding #100daysofcode #devcommunity 2025-07-25 17:54:04 We discuss how the image .. 11,560 +952% 146 +380%

On average, Code with Ania Kubow gets 1.1K likes and 30 comments per post. (Historical)

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