I avoid things from dev.to and Medium like the plague, unless I can’t find anything, anywhere else. However, something that’s shitty for you might not be shitty to someone else.
It will just get worse with all the AI slop. Read the docs first, always.
First thing I noticed is that your navbar links don’t behave like links. This might be related why reloading the page takes you to the main page. Are you using react-router? You might no be using it correctly
Is it normal to doxx yourself putting your address online these days? Isn’t it better to have the city you are located?
I wouldn’t link to all my social networks on my professional page, unless you are 100% sure you aren’t saying anything that might make the recruiter be biased.
Having a PDF like someone else mentioned! Resumes usually go past RH people and they are never willing to look more than 10 seconds for the information they need.
If you know what constitutes good code you probably won’t be browsing for tutorials. Tutorials, even the bad ones, are useful for beginners. If you aren’t a beginner, don’t look for them and you won’t be so pissed by it.
You talk like you are a professional, but professionals know where to look and where to not look for reliable information.