Kriszti Codes

I can't say I used 100% of my time well today, but in the end I still managed to achiece some results: - I finished my form project - fixed a major issue in it and hosted it on netlify - and added 3 projects to my portfolio All in all not so bad :)

I forgot to add earlier, but here's the finished version: budapest-city.netlify.app

Responsive website about Budapest in progress 🛠️

Finished my registration form based on the @freeCodeCamp frontend course 😊 You can check it out here jobfairform.netlify.app

@varshadr1234 Absolutely. That form doesn't code itself and I need all the practice I can get from such projects.

Are you coding this weekend?

@thedocsgirl Your tweet reminded me of this:

I only tweeted this cos my code worked. I may have a different opinion tomorrow morning 🧏🏻‍♀️

I don't know if I'm the one who has a difficult time understanding how html and css are moved into a react sandbox or if it's the way Matt teaches but either way, I'm very frustrated right now

@CodeFirstGirls I'm curious if those who answered productive would like to share what they did this week 👀 In my case it was starting to learn React

Happy Friday all! How did this week go👇

This week I started learning React and my first reaction could be summarized as this: 😵‍💫 I'll keep trying to wrap my head around it though as see what I can build with it once I understand the basics 🙂

#30NitesOfCode Working on the About section of my portfolio

#30NitesOfCode Put together the main page of a portolio website

I'm not sure if it still counts as #30NitesOfCode but the counter is still going and I'm still coding, so... 🤷‍♀️ Today I started working on the homepage of a portfolio project

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#30NitesOfCode I revisited google fonts for a project, and have found myself arriving at day 30 of the challenge. I'm happy to announce that (unlike the first time), I managed to keep Buddy happy and healthy for the whole month 😁

#30NitesOfCode Played around a bit with primary, secondary and tetriary colors in CSS

#30NitesOfCode Today I discussed with a friend how her first coding interview for a developer role went. Some things resonated with my previous interview experiences, but I also learned new tips for how to prepare and do my best in the future

#30NitesOfCode I took a closer look at Figma and how I can get information from designs there from a developer perspective

... and, well, practiced some more CSS because I really enjoy freecodecamp's projects that I can do line by line

#30NitesOfCode Today I revisited wireframing - something I haven't done since the days I practiced UX design.

#30NitesOfCode Today I had very little time so all I could sneak in was a few lines of CSS practice and an article about object oriented programming