408: Frontend Masterery With Marc Grabanski
Marc Grabanski is the CEO and UI Developer at Frontend Masters. He talks with us about what Frontend Masters is, who it's for, how they decide what to teach, what's coming up, and the question everyone asks: what do I learn next?
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Marc Grabanski is the CEO and UI Developer at Frontend Masters. He talks with us about what Frontend Masters is, who it's for, how they decide what to teach, what's coming up, and the question everyone asks: what do I learn next?
Guests
Marc Grabanski
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Helping developers gain mastery over tools and skills –– CEO & UI Developer, at Frontend Masters.
Links
- Frontend Masters
- CodePen Radio #263 A New Editor Vue
- Sarah Drasner’s Introduction to Vue Course
- Frontend Masters Bootcamp
- Netlify Identity
- Redwood
- Frontend Masters Learning Paths
- Storybook JS
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