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Hair Care Wellness All Hair Care Shampoos Purple Shampoos Thinning Hair Head Shavers Flat Irons Hair Dryers Small Home Appliances Home & Kitchen All Small Home Appliances Vacuums Air Conditioners Space Heaters Humidifiers The holiday season is upon us, bringing its special brand of festive chaos to many of our lives. Although this time of year can be a bit busy, many technologists still find the time to hone their skills by participating in a technical advent calendar. For our beauty enthusiasts, it looks like Christmas has come early with our range of limited-edition designer calendars. While the scented-infused styles fill your home with a selection of signature seasonal candles and fragrances, our very own Selfridges collection combines all your favourite products into one big bundle. Filled with hair and face masks, make-up and styling tools, each item is designed to prepare you for all your festivities, from work parties to New Year's Eve.We’d like to say thank you to each and every one involved in these projects! The communities in our web industry wouldn’t be able to learn so much and thrive if it wasn’t for your hard work and dedication. 🙏

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If you're one of our Japanese-reading community members, have a look at adventar and Qiita. Both list dozens of Japanese-language technical advent calendars, most for free/open source languages and projects. Feel free to jump right to the advent calendar topic you’re interested in, or skip the table of contents to browse the complete list. The correct way to work through an Advent calendar is to start at door (or window) number 1. So technically that means you’re counting your way UP and not down to Christmas right? But hey, who’s counting? Doing the whole counting thing in reverse isn’t fun, and Advent calendars are all about getting the fun festivities started early on. So it only makes sense to start at the beginning. Advent of Code is a series of learning opportunities wrapped up in programming puzzles. The creator, Eric Wastl, has crafted and tested the puzzles to be appropriate for beginners as well as experienced programmers. It also has a competitive element, including both public and private leaderboards.

Maybe you’ve already seen some tech advent calendars pop up in your timelines and feeds? Or perhaps you’re already following along your all-time favorite advent calendar every day? It’s a lovely annual tradition, and this year, the web community has once again brought forth some fantastic advent calendars that count down the time to Christmas with a daily dose of web design and development goodies. Health Wellness All Health Meal Kit Delivery Gluten-Free Meal Kit Delivery KN95 Masks N95 Masks Disposable Face Masks Air Purifiers Eco-Friendly Laundry Detergents Natural Deodorants Period Underwear Unfortunately, there’s no new edition of the SysAdvent this year, but the blog archive is full of goodies for anyone dealing with system administration. Created with the goals of sharing, openness, and mentoring, you’re in for some great articles about systems administration topics written by fellow sysadmins. Other Occasions & Loved Ones Gift Guides All Other Occasions & Loved Ones For Teens For Grandparents For Bridal Shower For New Parents For Any OccasionThe Perl community provides one of the longest-running tech advent calendars for Perl 5. In 2015 the long-awaited release of Perl 6, the new sister language to Perl 5, was announced in the final day of the Perl 6 advent calendar. The Perl 6 community is excited to offer the calendar again in 2016. For those who prefer to learn more about front-end work, Perl Dancer, a lightweight web framework, continues its advent calendar tradition this year as well. Allow Christmas to come early and spread the festive cheer throughout December as you match the 24 windows with your mini-me’s greatest interests. From winter wonderland crafts to stationary bundles, there’s one to suit all ages, from toddlers to teens. The independent type design community has grown tremendously over the last couple of years. To shine a spotlight on the stellar work that independent foundries do, Matthias Ott dedicates an advent calendar to them this December: The Independent Type Foundry Advent Calendar. Every day up to the 24th, the calendar features a different type foundry and highlights some of their most notable typefaces. Inspiration is guaranteed! Catering for bite-sized pieces of knowledge every day — be it through stellar articles, inspiring experiments, or challenging puzzles — the advent calendars are the perfect occasion to learn something new, even in a hectic December schedule. And since there are so many wonderful initiatives out there, we decided to bring them all to one place. Whether you’re a front-end developer, UX designer, or content strategist, we’re sure that you’ll find at least something to inspire you for the upcoming year. So prepare yourself a nice cup of coffee and get cozy — there’s always something new to learn and discover! You don’t have to celebrate Christmas to enjoy the advent calendars in this collection. It’s really all about learning from each other — one day at a time.