YoungInnovations Weekly Blog #283 — YIPL on Dev.to and Tiktok, Electric-Rickshaw (HTML and CSS), After Effects Crash Course, Standards using Frontend tools, Learning Embroidery, Women Leaders in Technology (WLiT), Apple Recall program, Birthday Celebration
Let’s recap what happened on this week.
YIPL on Dev.to and Tiktok
Dev.to is an online community for sharing and discovering great ideas, having debate and making friends.
We decided to write technical blogs on dev.to where we will publish blogs related to frontend, backend. So, stay tuned for upcoming blogs.
You can follow us on dev.to here.
We are also on Tiktok, which is a short-form, video-sharing app that allows users to create and share 15-second videos, on any topic.
We will be posting fun videos. So, don’t forget to follow us on Tiktok here
Rebuilding E-Rickshaw with Plain HTML and CSS
Isn’t it great how HTML5 and CSS3 can make different types of shapes? Besides normal web design patterns, we can create stunning arts by exploring further. It can help you to sharpen your CSS skills and bring out the inner artist in you!
Here’s the CodePen link,
After Effects Crash Course
On Tuesday, our colleague Bigyan Gautam gave a KSS on “After Effects Crash Course”. After Effects is a 2D animation software used for vector animations and special effects. He covered basic information about the interface of the program and a simple animation of a demo webpage designed in figma and how to publish the animation using lottie files plugin.
You can find aftereffects session recording here.
Standards using Frontend tools
Frontend ninja Dhondup Lama gave a KSS about ‘Creating code standards using Frontend tools’. He talked about the importance of having a standard and how we can maintain certain standards across frontend code using tools like Prettier, Stylelint, Stylelint-order. Here is the small setup code(https://github.com/duptitung/stylelint-prettier-setup) if you like to explore more.
Learning Embroidery
This week, Bibha Tandukar (Bibhs) learnt a new skill- Embroidery.
Embroidery isn’t as simple as it looks, but is not as hard as it sounds. Since she knew the basics of stitching, it did not take her as much time to figure it out as she anticipated it would. She really enjoyed the whole process, it kept her occupied for some time and took mind off things. It was almost therapeutic for her.
Great going Bibha. The art looks awesome.
Women Leaders in Technology (WLiT)
WLIT is trying to map compensation trends in tech industries of Nepal; and we need your help. Please take 2 minutes to fill this survey form if you are a working in tech in Nepal. Ask your friends/colleagues/family member(s) to fill in the very short survey! Here’s the link.
Apple Recall program
Recently one of my colleague, Biju Nakarmi had apply for keyboard service program for MacBook Pro where Apple repaired hiskeyboard and battery- for FREE!
Apple has determined that a small percentage of the keyboards in certain MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro models may exhibit one or more of the following behaviors:
- Letters or characters repeat unexpectedly
- Letters or characters do not appear when typed
- Key(s) feel “sticky” or do not respond in a consistent manner
Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider will provide service to eligible MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro keyboards, free of charge. The type of service will be determined after the keyboard is examined thoroughly.
If anyone who owns a MacBook Pro and is facing similar problem(s) then hurry up and apply for this program from here.
Happy Birthday Navin Mishra and Saurav Bhattarai
We wish you a very happy birthday and a year filled with love, happiness, and good health. And thank you for the chocolates, Navin!
And that’s a wrap for this week. Have a nice weekend people…
Keep on Hacking, Cheers !!
