Discover more frontend flashbacks as we open the 16th door in “Frontend Rewind 2023”!
Welcome to Day 16 of “Frontend Rewind 2023”!
Happy you are joining us again today! Let’s discover this day’s features and don’t miss a fanatastic discount for Yuri’s course!
❄️ Fun fact: In Japan, December 16th marks the start of the “Yuki Matsuri” or Snow Festival in Sapporo. What began as a local event in 1950 has evolved into an international spectacle, featuring enormous snow and ice sculptures that transform the city into a winter wonderland. Millions visit to witness these icy masterpieces, turning the festival into a celebration of creativity, winter, and the magic of artistic expression.
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