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Show HN: Turn a Notion page into a website (in 10 SEC)
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Websites to Practice Your Front End Development Skills
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Improve your front end skills by practicing on these design templates
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moemin
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Thanks, really appreciate it! Codewell's definitely growing, we have over 600+ registered users, some really supportive paying members, 60+ users on our Slack channel, and people are already posting some really good solutions on Codewe
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Thank you!
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moemin
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Thanks a lot, really appreciate it! Looking forward to seeing you on Twitter and Codewell :)
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Thanks for the congrats! :) Great question — the main selling point for Codewell is the quality of the templates. Free or paid, the templates will be made by experienced designers, so people can expect high quality templates. Think full-fle
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Do you mean that people could mistake source files with the assets inside?
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Thank you! Appreciate the kind words!
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Makes my heart beat just a little faster knowing that this will be used to teach fresh devs! Really appreciate the kind words!
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Show HN: Improve your front end skills by practicing on real design templates
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Hi HN! I'm a designer who's been learning to code for a while now (far longer than I'd love to admit) and one of my biggest issues was trying to find something to code. I would usually design something and then code it, but t
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Show HN: I made a website that helps you practice your HTML and CSS skills
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Hi HN! I'm a designer who's been learning to code for a while now (far longer than I'd love to admit) and one of my biggest issues was trying to find something to code. I would usually design something and then code it, but t