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EveryDay

GitHub Timeline Blog Blog-SSG Chinese

Diligent study is like a spring seedling—unseen growth each day, yet it steadily thrives;
To abandon learning is like a whetstone—unseen wear each day, yet it slowly dwindles.

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The repository contains 520 articles, totaling 101624 lines, 836989 words, and 5764706 characters.

This is the learning journey of a front-end beginner. If I only study without documenting anything, it would almost be like learning in vain. The name of this repository, EveryDay, is meant to motivate me to keep learning daily. The articles below are accumulated starting from 2020.02.25, all written based on research and synthesis of numerous references. The topics include HTML basics, CSS fundamentals, JavaScript basics and advanced concepts, Browser-related knowledge, Vue usage and analysis, React usage and analysis, Plugin-related content, RichText editors, Patterns design patterns, Linux commands, LeetCode solutions, and other categories. The content is fairly basic—after all, I’m still a beginner. Additionally, almost every example is designed to be run immediately—just create a new HTML file, copy the code, and open it in a browser, or run it directly in the console.

If you’d like to read the notes in order, you can check the table of contents. Alternatively, for a more structured view, you can visit my Blog. The blog is also the gh-pages branch of this repository, built as a purely static page on GitHub Pages, with jsDelivr and Cloudflare used as caching solutions to improve access speeds for visitors in China. Later, I deployed an SSG (Static Site Generator) version of the New Blog on the gh-pages-ssg branch, with an English-translated version provided by ChatGPT. This branch is hosted on Vercel to address access speed issues in China. The blog contains much more content—aside from study notes, there are project records, pitfalls encountered, and more. If you find it helpful, please give it a star, it really means a lot to me!

HTML

CSS

JavaScript

Browser

Vue

React

Plugin

RichText

Patterns

Linux

MiniProgram

App

PHP

Java

Security

Environment

IMGProcess

LeetCode

Interview

MyLife