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I want to share with everyone some experiments I'm planning to dive into next. I'm about to enter my first decade in software development and frontend development. Witnessing the flourishing era of frontend technologies has been immensely helpful for understanding the subsequent changes and insights into frontend development. Although I have shared many articles on my blog, there are still many things I'd like to share that haven't been written about yet.

Frontend Recharged

I'd like to introduce the Frontend Recharge Station project, a plan spanning several weeks (the exact number of weeks is yet to be determined). The project will be delivered through live streaming or articles, covering topics from internet principles to UI details, modern browser APIs and CSS, debugging, performance optimization, and how to make good use of ChatGPT and LLM. It might eventually evolve into an online course.

What sets this course apart is that it won't focus on any particular framework (such as React, Vue, etc.), though these may still be used as examples in practice. The framework itself, however, will not be the main content.

From time to time, I receive questions related to frontend careers. Having spent a considerable amount of time in the frontend domain myself, I hope to enrich future developers' paths with more video content in addition to articles.

What This Is Not

This project will focus more on technical exchanges and will not cover software development, management, collaboration, or completing a project in its entirety.

Who Should Join

This is for engineers working in the industry and self-learners who already have experience with web development (knowing how to write JS, HTML, CSS).

How It Will Be Conducted

I will host live streams on YouTube every week, selecting a topic for each session. Each live stream will have clear objectives to achieve, and discussions will be held via Discord.

How to Sign Up

This project is still in the planning stage, so I hope to discuss the details with a few individuals first and develop a format that can effectively help everyone before officially launching it.

I'm currently looking to recruit 6 interested individuals. I hope you meet the following criteria:

• Interested in programming and have web development experience (at least know what JS, HTML, CSS are and have written complete web pages)
• Love to share: for example, running a blog, maintaining code or personal projects on GitHub
• Willing to voice opinions

Join me in discussing the direction of this project. If the project officially launches, you can have priority and free access to all content. If you happen to read this article and are interested, please email me at me@kalan.dev with some information about yourself, your views on this project, and your expectations. I will adjust the number of participants as needed.

Please don't adopt a 'sign up first, think later' attitude. I recommend reading my blog articles and watching my YouTube videos first to ensure my style resonates with you before signing up.

If you're a beginner and feel that other courses haven't been helpful but are really keen to sign up, you can also write to me. However, I still strongly recommend looking for other courses or self-studying first, as it might be more beneficial for beginners.

About Me

My name is Kai Kai, and I entered the field of frontend development around 2016. I've written numerous articles on frontend development and worked on various small projects and company projects, making me quite experienced. In recent years, I've also been actively exploring different fields. You can find a more detailed introduction here.