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Is there a collection of typical tasks for front-end development?
Courses, lessons, articles and forums on HTML / CSS / JS sea. And they all teach instrumentation. There are also materials that analyze the solution of specific problems and other Stackoverflow.
I, as one who has embarked on the path of studying the topic, is interested in whether there is a collection of some typical tasks that the front-ender faces with options for generally accepted solutions. For example, different options for the behavior of menus, forms, other elements, layout features. I think that you can always single out a couple of dozen tasks that any front-end developer solves every day, and, like in any science, they should be classified and described.
For me, this is important from the point of view of the most effective study of the topic, so that when I come to work I do not reinvent how to draw the loading icon, but have this skill with me as a basic one, and have a version of the classic solution.
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I think that you can always highlight a couple of dozen tasks that any front-end developer solves every day
The best collection is your practical experience. Every developer faces problems and solves them the best way he can. Try, create, type. When creating something new, you may encounter what you have done before. This will be your repository of knowledge. Well, the internet is here to help. As the question is formulated in the head, write in the search.
In this area, you should not look for a specific manual "my mistakes and how I solve them." Technologies are developing rapidly. While you are studying from one collection, two new ones will be released. Therefore, it is best to ask questions as they come up.
Good luck on your chosen path. Great choice! =)
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