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Missed out on Ring and Nest? Don’t let RYSE slip away!

Ring 一 Acquired by Amazon for $1.2B

Nest 一 Acquired by Google for $3.2B

If you missed out on these spectacular early investments in the Smart Home space, here’s your chance to grab hold of the next one.

RYSE is a tech firm poised to dominate the Smart Shades market (growing at an astonishing 55% annually), and their public offering of shares priced at just $1.50 has opened. 

They have generated over 20X growth in share price for early shareholders, with significant upside remaining as they just launched in over 100 Best Buy stores.

Retail distribution was the main driver behind the acquisitions of both Ring and Nest, and their exclusive deal with Best Buy puts them in pole position to dominate this burgeoning industry.

Secure your stake before the offer closes.

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Can you solve it?

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Part 3: 10 amazing tools that every web developer should know

10 fantastic web dev tools to level up your productivity and achieve your coding goals faster than ever.

From breathtaking animations to rapid project creation, these tools will boost your workflow and make a lot of things easier.

1. Fira Code

Most code editors' default fonts are boring (like Consolas).

Use this beautiful, monospaced font instead:

Font ligatures have always been a genius, standout feature — merging common coding character groups in stylish, intuitive ways:

Changing your VS Code font is effortless; go to Settings you’ll see it up there among the “Commonly Used” options:

2. Barba JS

Add creative flair to your webpages and wow your users with delightful transitions:

It uses client-side routing of course, giving you that app-like experience:

3. Consola

I mean I just bashed Consolas, so no it’s not a typo.

It’s a beautiful, user-friendly console wrapper.

How to guarantee a coding job by writing the perfect cover letter

So who told you nobody reads cover letters?!

If you really believe that then prepare for a massive shock...

83% of hiring managers absolutely DO read cover letters.

And they're not just skimming through -- 60% of hiring managers spend at least 2 minutes reading your resume!

Cover letters are the unique selling point that gets you chosen over people with dangerously similar qualifications.

First things first: Blind mass applying leads to failure

Don't behave like those irritating email spammers.

Sending the same old generic message to thousands of addresses hoping for 2 replies.

Your cover letter needs to be personalized to:

• The job description

• The company's mission and values.

It shows you're genuinely interested.

Thanks for taking the time to read today’s issue.

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