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      The Carbon Footprint of the Internet
      How big is the internet's impact on the environment? Can you go carbon‑neutral by working from home? What's worse, watching Netflix or buying Bitcoin? Can you run a website off solar power? Let's crunch the numbers (so many numbers) and find out!
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      Rough Guide: How To Get Web Work (Part 1)
      How to choose a career path on the web in 2022, get a (free?!) education, and get a decent job out of it! We'll take a holistic look at how to plot out the skills you need, and get the credentials that make your résumé stand out. In part 2, we'll look for opportunities, and get you through the interview process (part 2).
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    • Build Tools
      Today we look at build tools in a modern development workflow, including task runners, toolchains, and bundlers. Then we get a project up and running using Vite.
      🧰 Decent toolkit 🧰
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      6 Web Design No‑Brainers
      How do you design for the web in the most basic, user‑friendly way possible? Don't reinvent the wheel - follow these basic tips (backed by science!), and 6 classic design conventions so you can focus on the things that matter. Don't know what to do? Do this!
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      Different jobs in a web project
      How does work actually get done on the web? Let's learn about the lifecycle of a web‑based project. Most projects on the web are done according to these steps, and any one of these steps could be a full-time job for you!
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