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Want to get better at coding? It's not just what you know. Good habits matter too.

Start by planning your work. Before you start coding, make a plan. It saves time. Also, remember to comment on your code. Write clear comments so anyone (and you) can get it later.

A top tip is DRY – Don't Repeat Yourself. Try reusing your code. It's clever and saves work.

When you name your variables and functions, make them simple and clear. This helps make your code easy to read and fix.

It's important to test your code a lot. This finds and fixes problems early. Test small parts and all of it together.

Keep your guides and documentation up to date.

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Today we take a look at the ultimate developer cheat sheet/glossary of words you should know.
This is a 2 part series with the first one covering words from A-M.

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Today we're taking a look at some HTML features you might not be aware of but can be very useful to create accessible websites and rank higher in SEO.

The features we're looking at are:

abbr: The element is an abbreviation elements used to describe acronyms.

mark: The element marks or highlights specific text.

contenteditable: The contenteditable attribute allows the user to edit the content on the frontend if set to true.

download: The download attribute downloads a file when clicking the link. You can also add a file title.

spellcheck: The spellcheck attribute checks if an element should have its spelling and grammar checked or not accesskey: The accesskey attribute specifies a shortcut key to activate/focus an element.

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