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Here's a list of websites to get inspiration for design and building UI:

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1. Behance
https://t.co/eNm9PHPwiv

2. Dribbble
https://t.co/79Zq4AISuB

3. Httpster
https://t.co/U7xXszEdRU

4. Inspofinds
https://t.co/JWudgFJKi9
5. Design Notes
https://t.co/io8DVOLWSv

6. Land Book
https://t.co/KsNQxWxmqh

7. Frontend Mentor
https://t.co/NfvVVgEsOE

8. Awwwards
https://t.co/X5oPXXW9yI
9. Codrops
https://t.co/hfmwzhG0bk

10. SaaS Landing Page
https://t.co/NYXxCvFDTj

11. Pages .xyz
https://t.co/ilxtaHQ7j5

12. UI Movement
https://t.co/FDXb8xwSq8
13. lapa ninja
https://t.co/nmhJ6wgSfl

14. Freefrontend
https://t.co/FrDYMKfnPO

15. Webframe
https://t.co/GhVhkWFg5f

16. Collect UI
https://t.co/LdHgX5YQxF
17. Graphic Burger
https://t.co/rir41pRcMx

18. Really Good Emails
https://t.co/NS8krRwUBR

19. Free Design Resource
https://t.co/HitDKvhcu0

20. Site Inspire
https://t.co/C46i6bbR9w
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1. Introduction to Python Programming on Udemy
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2. Learn Python - Full Course for Beginners by freeCodeCamp
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3. Full Stack Python - Matt

4. Learn Python 3 From Scratch by Educative
https://t.co/ftM9moLZIC

5. Python for Everybody on Coursera
https://t.co/HH2f2Y61NY

6. Learn Python 3.6 for Total Beginners on

7. 100 Page Python Intro - Sundeep Agarwal
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8. Google's Python Class
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9. Microsoft's Introduction to Python Course
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10. A Byte of Python (HTML, PDF, EPUB,

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1️⃣ JS Tips

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2️⃣ CSS Protips

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3️⃣ JS Tips and Tricks

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🔗 https://t.co/NvfoANwweV


4️⃣ Git Tips

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🔗 https://t.co/34qvOhYCZE
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1️⃣ Awesome For Beginner

- A list of awesome beginners-friendly projects.

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https://t.co/4ycLUOE52j


2️⃣ Awesome Python

- A curated list of awesome Python frameworks, libraries, software and resources.

🔗 https://t.co/6B3Ito5wML


3️⃣ 30-seconds-of-code

- Short JavaScript code snippets for all your development needs

🔗 https://t.co/zWcmMtg2xa


4️⃣ Dev Portfolio

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