I started this site as an assignment for the three-course Web Development Foundations series at Portland Code School. It was originally a simple blog, documenting my experiences in the course, but I've since redesigned it as a place to keep hands-on, practical resources that helped me in those three classes, as well as anything else that I've found especially handy.
Front-end Developer Handbook - A guide to the practice of front-end development: how to learn it and what tools are used when practicing it.
New Year's Resolution: Learn to Code - Resources from Lena Groeger.
Advanced Front End Resources - Links we were given in the Advanced Front End course at Portland Code School, forked from the old school site.
Slack - For communicating with teammates.
Codepen.io - A digital playpen for trying out code.
Brackets - My current favorite text editor.
Atom - Text Editor
(OS X 10.8 or later, Windows 7 & 8, RedHat Linux, and Ubuntu Linux)
List of shortcuts for Atom.
Sublime Text - Text Editor
(OS X 10.6 or later, Windows, Windows 64-bit, Linux 32-bit, Linux 64-bit)
Chrome - The web browser of choice for our class, mainly because of its development tools.
HTML Forms
CSS Animations and Transitions
JavaScript/jQuery
Grunt vs. Gulp
Node and npm
Yeoman
Linters
GetBootstrap.com - For developing responsive, mobile-first projects for the web.