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This tag is for content related to web development. You can use it on tutorials, personal stories about building developing a simple single static page, or something more high-level!

This tag is for content related to the CodeNewbie community (i.e. CodeNewbie twitter chats, site mechanics, and questions for CodeNewbie organizers)

Whether you have a question about a particular programming language or your'd like opinions on a personal career scenario, use this tag to start discussions with the CodeNewbie community!

The tutorial tag is very general-purpose. Whether your tutorial is code related or not, tutorials are useful for analyzing your own knowlege of a subject while teaching others!

The career tag is for any content related to working as a software developer at any level! Use this tag when giving interview tips, asking a question about your resume, etc!

This tag is for articles covering fundamental coding concepts.

This tag is for content about the writing process, whether that means blogging, technical writing, or something else!

For content related to for Facebook's React JavaScript library for building user interfaces.

Code which everyone can see

Announcements related to our writers of the month contest, as well as posts by our amazing winners.

This tag is content related to the agile software development technique in which two programmers work together at one workstation. TL;DR — pair programming.

For content related to the "Write More" track of the CodeNewbie Challenge (#CNC2022)

This tag is to be used on final reflection posts for CodeNewbie Challenge 2022 (#CNC2022) "Write More" challenge.

For content related to the "Get a Job" track of the CodeNewbie Challenge (#CNC2022)

For content related to the "Start Coding" track of the CodeNewbie Challenge (#CNC2022)

This tag is to be used on final reflection posts for CodeNewbie Challenge 2022 (#CNC2022) "Learn in Public" challenge.

This tag is for assignments and posts related to Cohort 1 of CodeNewbie Challenge 2022 (#CNC2022)

A once-a-year celebration of open source

Posts on the #codeland2021 tag page are part of the official programming for this year's CodeLand: the annual conference brought to you by CodeNewbie and DEV.to. ✨

This tag is for content related to the 2021 CodeNewbie Challenge. Let's do this 💚

This tag is to be used on final reflection posts for CodeNewbie Challenge 2022 (#CNC2022) "Get a Job" challenge.

This tag is for content related to public speaking (i.e. for some of us, "The Great Sweat Inducer"). Whether you take to the microphone like a natural or you want to run as far away from the stage as possible, share your thoughts on the practice of sharing your knowledge on a stage.

This tag is for content related to the 2022 CodeNewbie Challenge. Let's reach your goals together 💚

A.M.A. stands for "Ask Me Anything"! Posts with this tag are opportunities for you to connect with the author and ask them direct questions about a variety of topics. They'll get back to you in the comments 😉

This tag is to be used on final reflection posts for CodeNewbie Challenge 2022 (#CNC2022) "Start Coding" challenge.

Use this tag to ask the CodeNewbie Community the technical questions you run into on your coding journey!

This tag is for content related to programming in JavaScript. Client-side, server-side, it doesn't matter. This tag should be used for anything JavaScript focused. If the topic is about a JavaScript framework or library, just remember to include the framework's tag as well.

This tag is to be used on final reflection posts for CodeNewbie Challenge 2022 (#CNC2022) "Code More" challenge.

The official tag for all things CodeLand 2022. Only verified CodeLand announcements/programming will appear on this tag page, so you can use it to browse on-demand talks, sponsor booths, news from our team, and more.

For content related to the "Code More" track of the CodeNewbie Challenge (#CNC2022)