#Front End Development Skills

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THE BEST OF PRIORITY: THE CITADEL (PART 1)

Featuring: Cmdr. Sophie Shepard, Lt. James Vega, EDI, and Thane Krios With: Flight Lt. Jeff "Joker" Moreau, Councilor Rannadril Bibsos Tembin Lesti Bensin Valern, Cmdr. Armando-Owen Bailey, and Kai Leng Kalahira, this one's heart is pure, but beset by wickedness and contention. Guide this one to where the traveler never tires, the lover never leaves, the hungry never starve. Guide this one, Kalahira, and she will be a companion to you as she was to me. Mass Effect 3: Legendary Edition (2021)

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Bitches be fighting (it’s the head children 😘☺️)

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trying to craft a funger oc like aughhhh i can see him i can picture him in my head right now [image of the most off putting little man possible]

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Front-end Development

Front-end Development: Crafting Engaging User Experiences

Front-end development is the art and science of crafting the visual and interactive aspects of a website or application. As the digital landscape evolves, front-end development has become more crucial than ever, playing a significant role in how users perceive and interact with online platforms. In this blog post, we’ll explore the essentials of front-end development, the key skills required, and why it is vital in today’s web-driven world.

What is Front-end Development?

Front-end development refers to the part of web development that involves creating the user interface (UI) and ensuring that a website or application is both visually appealing and functional. It’s what users see and interact with directly, making it a critical component in delivering a seamless user experience (UX).

The primary tools of a front-end developer include HTML, CSS, and JavaScript:

HTML (HyperText Markup Language): The backbone of any web page, HTML structures the content, providing the basic framework that other technologies build upon.

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets): CSS controls the presentation of the HTML, including layout, colors, fonts, and responsiveness. It’s what makes a website look good on different devices and screen sizes.

JavaScript: This programming language adds interactivity to a web page, enabling dynamic content like slideshows, form validations, and interactive maps.

The Role of Front-end Developers

Front-end developers bridge the gap between design and technology. They work closely with designers to translate visual designs into functional code and collaborate with back-end developers to ensure the front-end interacts smoothly with server-side components.

Key Skills for Front-end Developers

To excel in front-end development, a developer needs a blend of technical skills and creative problem-solving abilities. Here are some of the essential skills:

Proficiency in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: These are the foundational technologies every front-end developer must master. Advanced knowledge of frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js is also increasingly valuable.

Responsive Design: With the rise of mobile devices, understanding how to create layouts that work across different screen sizes is crucial. This involves using flexible grids, fluid layouts, and media queries.

Version Control Systems (e.g., Git): Keeping track of changes and collaborating with other developers requires proficiency in version control systems.

Cross-Browser Compatibility: Ensuring that a website functions and looks consistent across various browsers can be challenging but is necessary for reaching a wide audience.

Performance Optimization: Speed is vital for user satisfaction and SEO. Front-end developers must optimize images, minify code, and leverage browser caching to enhance performance.

Testing and Debugging: Identifying and fixing issues in the front-end code is an ongoing task. Tools like Chrome DevTools and various testing frameworks help in this process.

The Importance of Front-end Development

In today’s digital world, a company’s website or application often serves as the first point of contact with potential customers. A well-crafted front-end not only attracts users but also keeps them engaged, encouraging them to explore further and convert into customers.

Furthermore, as technology evolves, front-end development has expanded to include not just websites but also web apps, mobile apps, and even interfaces for IoT devices. This expansion has increased the demand for skilled front-end developers who can deliver consistent and intuitive user experiences across multiple platforms.

Conclusion

Front-end development is a dynamic field that requires a mix of creativity, technical expertise, and a keen eye for detail. As businesses continue to prioritize online presence, the role of front-end developers will only grow in importance. By mastering the essential tools and skills, developers can create engaging, user-friendly interfaces that stand out in the crowded digital space.

Whether you're a seasoned developer or someone looking to break into the field, front-end development offers a rewarding career path with endless opportunities for innovation and growth.

In this blog, we covered the essentials of front-end development, key skills required, and its growing importance in today’s digital world. For anyone interested in building beautiful, interactive websites, front-end development is the perfect avenue to explore.

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Ah stress, my old enemy

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Still thinking about how the dominant conception of mushroom-hunting in my (USAmerican) culture is fear and revulsion and the idea that anyone who eats a mushroom they found in the woods is courting a terrible death. And I don't want to push back too aggressively; it's better that people think the hobby is too dangerous to bother with rather than having people who are so blasé about the dangers that they end up poisoning themselves. But it still gets a little annoying sometimes. So, for the record, some more nuanced information:

There are a small number of mushrooms that will kill you if you eat them. Most field guides make sure to describe these species carefully so you know what to avoid.

There are a rather larger number of mushrooms that will make you sick but not kill you. Many of these are also noted in field guides, especially if they look at all like any of the edible species.

Many choice edibles are very visually distinct and don't have any non-edible lookalikes. Many foragers stick with these safe choices permanently. (I do this!)

Some edible mushrooms *do* have poisonous lookalikes. Individual foragers can decide how confident they are in their identification skills and what level of risk they're comfortable with accepting.

You need to learn how to use a field guide if you want to gather mushrooms for the table. For most people, this is not a difficult skill to develop, although it takes practice.

You need to learn how to see what is actually in front of you instead of what you want to see. Many misidentifications come from people ignoring obvious field marks out of wishful thinking.

You need to learn about what grows in your region, and if you move, stop foraging until you've had a chance to research the new region. Sadly, many mushroom poisoning cases are recent immigrants who mistook a toxic mushroom for an edible variety from their home country.

It is extremely possible to forage safely. It is also very possible to forage recklessly. You need to be aware of your own skills and temperament to decide whether it's a hobby that will work for you.

If you want to learn more about mushrooms (both poisonous and edible varieties), I highly recommend the book Chanterelle Dreams, Amanita Nightmares by Greg Marley.

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won't you be my sunshine-a.h.

a/n: runner!hotch x sunshine!reader !! sooooo fluffy, first hotch fic of mine so be gentle with me! lots of pining and happy end <3 happy to continue with these two in an au!

Aaron Hotchner is not a particularly emotive man. 

This is a skill he has honed, a cherished quality that was not born of luck or of natural ability, but a skill that he has honed down to a fine tip point. He needs to be, in this job. It’s cost him things, of course, but for the most part, Aaron is happy with his choices. He takes a firm line with people he works with, and does not always let up in his personal life.

The only time this sometimes causes a hitch, is in his romantic life.

Which isn’t to say that he has one. 

There is a woman who reads in the park every morning. Aaron affectionately thinks of this bench as her bench, as it is marked by wisterias and hyacinths on either end of it. It’s something of a ritual, after his runs, that they talk. 

It’s fun. He doesn’t have a lot of space for fun. He’d collapsed on the bench one day after siphoning his anger at a particular case into a difficult run. He’d crashed onto the bench, sweaty and exhausted and hadn’t even seen her there. Which is a bit impressive, as she’s hard to miss the sight of. It is also in equal measure embarrassing. It’s not every day you collapse in front of a gorgeous woman, disturbing her from what is likely a lovely afternoon in the park.

That’s how it started, anyway. She doesn’t run, so each break is punctuated by her company. He’s actually not sure if they’re flirting. He’s not very good at that- the last time he has to he was 17 and so full of unearned confidence, he lucked into a partnership. 

Now, he’s a bit older and a lot more scarred. She’s younger than him, not by much. She laughs with her whole chest at his dry, glib humor- and this is something Aaron had forgotten. The joy of a beautiful, wonderful woman’s company beside you. 

He feels a little out of place next to her. Romance is not something he does. Ever thought he’d do again, really. That’s not to say that this is romance. Their romance is almost entirely hypothetical. He thinks of her at work, which is a monumental development in and of itself. 

“So, how was the paperwork? I know you’ve been taking a little more on since your colleague had a baby. It’s so kind of you to do it.” She asks him on a beautiful August morning. 

He fights off a blush that she remembers what he’s done for JJ. He’s not big on mentioning his own good deeds. Aaron believes that this would cancel it out. Still, her praise is a warm balm to the exhaustion that plagues him. It’s hedonistic, the way he wants her to say more about him. He wonders absentmindedly if she knew everything about him that’s hard to love, she’d still paint him with such a light and warm glance. She’s bright enough, he’s tempted to tell her everything about him just because she asks. 

“It was…alright. My team is excellent. I’m lucky to work with people like them, it makes the process better. I couldn’t ask for more.”

She giggles a little at this, and there’s that roar of affection. 

He feels a sense of ease around her, one that is suspicious for him. He tries not to romanticize, but this connection is hard not to. She’s beautiful- this is obvious to anyone who meets her, a simple truth of her. But Aaron is trained to notice things little factors that show the truth of someone. 

He likes to watch her- it’s a pleasant thing, getting to be in her presence. It’s a little addicting, the way she looks at him. It makes him feel like all of the things he knows to be true of himself- his relative failures, the closed-off nature of his demeanor- are things that not only can be overlooked, but don’t seem to be in her line of sight at all. It’s an honor, to have her doe eyes rake over the sight of him, to meet him with gentle conversation. 

He tries not to notice that she is gorgeous. Aaron has been around beautiful women, of course- this is not something that should surprise him. But there’s something effervescent about her, something that his him wondering if it’s possible that she might feel the same way about him. He knows that he used to be a more attractive man, but now. Well, he’s a bit bruised, both metaphorically and physically. 

It feels odd to even think of this happening. She’s just got a warm, sweet tone and he replays what it’s like when she greets him. She smiles her brilliant grin and sometimes hugs him. It’s embarrassing how much he likes the feeling of it- soft curves against hard muscle and scarred skin. She always smells wonderful, and he wonders how nice it would be to have more of this. 

“I like your new shirt, by the way.” She smiles at him, and his heart jumps. It feels juvenile, but- she’s wearing a new lipstick, it seems. Her beautiful pout looks awfully tempting. 

“I like the lip color,” he tries to compliment back amenably, but that doesn’t stick. Instead, it comes out too earnest. He’s hyper aware of the fact that she’s right by him. She flushes, and Aaron feels a surge of pride. 

“Thank you,” she says, voice softer and flattered, and isn’t that a pretty sound? He’d love to do that for her, make her feel seen, make her feel like she’s as beautiful as she is, “I thought you might like it.”

It’s her directiveness that breaks the seal, he supposes looking back. Because she wore the lipstick for him. That’s just about the only thing it can mean, and he is struck with a particularly sensory fantasy of what it would be like to slot his mouth against hers- he gets the feeling it might be worth it even if he gets the color on his mouth. 

He’s a gentleman, though, he decides after a decidedly ungentlemanly amount of time spend staring at the gorgeous curve of her lips. 

“Would you want to get dinner with me?” He hears himself say it before he’s processed it, and then it’s out into the world. His heart is hammering and he’s blaming on the run, when god, it’s absolutely about how breathtaking she looks, the sunlight reflecting off her hair like a halo. When she beams back at him, she looks particularly angelic. 

It’s then, she leans over and kisses him on the cheek. 

“I thought you’d never ask.”

(Months later, when she is sitting on his kitchen counter and he is standing between her legs, gazing down at her with unabated fondness because he is entitled to that, he reflects on this moment and thinks god, how lucky am I, that I ran past that bench?) 

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