Alondra

Day 15 of #30NitesOfCode! Moving forward with this SQL project finally - I was stuck on an error caused by a lowercase letter that needed to be capitalized 🤣that's so like me. Anyway, enjoying using the SQL editor in supabase!

Day 14 of #30NitesOfCode wasn’t that eventful. Long life days getting in the way but I’m determined to make it to day 30 - even if I only get one hour to study it’s better than nothing! Little bit of JS work today

Day 13 of #30NitesOfCode. I had to skip yesterday since I worked late, joyful week before a project deadline. Long(er) days! Today I'll be refreshing some of the concepts I've learned in SQL and going through some SQL Zoo practice!

Day 11 of #30NitesOfCode - tuned into @mayanwolfe stream today to learn a bit more SQL through project building. Going to spend the rest of my evening half following along with the rest of the stream and half jumping back into my pomodoro project.

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Day 10 of #30NitesOfCode challenge! Switching gears today - beginning to dive into learning SQL for an upcoming work project. Skipped day 9 yesterday and my pet is so sad lol :( thankful for my #100Devs tribe for giving me great SQL starting points!

Day 8 of #30NitesOfCode! I keep almost forgetting to post because I'm actually having a lot of fun just playing around with JS and React without expectations of myself. I made progress with counting down seconds, tomorrow I'll try to pair the seconds countdown with the minutes.

Day 7/30 in the books for #30NitesOfCode! Today I made lots of tweaks to the CSS for my pomodoro app. I also began to lay the foundation in pseudocode for how I plan to tackle getting the minutes and seconds to countdown together using js, but that's a challenge for tomorrow!

Had FUN coding again!

Day 6 of #30NitesOfCode! Technically it's day 5 but the platform won't let me make up that day I missed. Anyway, in the last 2 days I've..

Practiced with React State to update the innerHTML of my countdown tag.

Had the opportunity to use setInterval and clearInterval and actually understand what they do now.

Day 4 of #30NitesOfCode! Skipped yesterday after another hike. Had to take advantage of the sun while it's in the PNW. Super rusty with the javascript. Javascript.info is still my fave.

Exhausted from today's trail hike and lots of sun, but still making sure to get a little code exposure for day 3 of #30NitesOfCode. Gotta do it for Oatie! Still on the task of building out the countdown timer using Javascript.

Day 2 of #30NitesofCode was mostly spent looking at different methods to build a countdown timer using js for my pomodoro app. Not as much progress as I'd like, but consistency is key!

Long time no talk! I'm back and participating in #30nitesofcode thanks to @pikacodes recommendation! What a fun way to get back into the habit of coding daily. I'll be working on a pomodoro app using js and react 🍅

@alexisintech Dude THIS! I used to spend HOURS in there, now I’m more focused on did I get my body moving today? Yes? GREAT 🔥 My relationship with the gym has never been better. My priorities have shifted and that’s okay too!

me fighting gym burnout was realizing that not every workout had to be a “pump” or two hours long or optimized lifting, etc. being active is enough. showing up is enough.

@leonnoel Omg the GOAT himself! Thank you Leon 😭🥹🙏🏽

@moracodes Congrats!! They are lucky to have you on the team!

Submitted my first PR at WORK today!!!!!! 😭 All I can think about is how #100Devs and the wonderful friendships I’ve made got me here! I could never thank you enough @leonnoel

@alexisintech Alexis you bring soooo much love to our little discord group - and I’m sure to so many others in your life. Ty for sharing something so close to your heart, I am so happy you’re here. 💜

its suicide prevention month and its tough to talk about. but we have to talk about it. *trigger warning*. over 3 years ago, I tried to take my life and was found with a belt around my neck. I now have permanent brain damage and my memory, along with other cognitive related issues, suffers. I was institutionalized immediately, and in the silence of a small room, with nothing but my thoughts, and facing the repercussions of deeply hurting people who loved me, I learned the greatest lesson I ever have and ever will learn. life is SO hard. its so incredibly hard. there is so much effort required, there is SO much hurt, so much anger.. living is a lot of work. but the lesson I learned is that life is precious. life is so precious. I never saw it that way until I almost succeeded in taking mine. but I’m here to say that it is. I have very hard days. I live with a tremendous amount trauma, so much that I was diagnosed with BPD, a completely non-genetic, preventable disorder. but if I can push, if I can fight, if I can find the beauty in the small things, if I can laugh, if I can love… you can too. you can. it is hard work, but you find your purpose and you fucking work for it. I realized in that room that my purpose is love. I can choose to not be a product of what happened to me - I can choose to be something I, myself, built. I have so much anger inside of me… RAGE. but I can transmute that passion into love, and I can be kind, and I can be funny, and I can be helpful, and I can giggle and be silly and bring joy to people’s lives. suicide is never the answer. there are people who need you to make their day, to make them laugh, to make them feel loved. and when you do that, it will be returned to you. choose better for yourself, its NEVER too late.