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#100DaysOfCode Day 53 (for yest)
#CS50: watching lecture for week 9. Really enjoyed learning about flask to build web applications. One of my fav lectures so far.
#BeginnerJavascript: worked on creating HTML by Dom manipulation.
#100DaysOfCode Day 52
#CS50: Finished up and submitted PSET8. Definitely could've done more to add interactivity but decided to move forward for now.
#BeginnerJavascript: Worked through examples of DOM manipulation with the classList attribute.
#100DaysOfCOde Day 51
#CS50: PSET 8 - Added a form with an email input and some javascript for a basic subscription button. Styled the input and buttons too. Pretty happy with how the homepage looks so far.
#BeginnerJavascript: Finished closures. Started section on DOM.
#100DaysOfCode Day 50
#BeginnerJavaScript: Worked through scope and hoisting. Interesting to learn about the dangers of variables leaking into the global scope with var variables.
day 25/100 Started @wesbos beginner Javascript course again today. I bought this when it first came out but life got in the way and I never managed to get through it. Love his teaching style and the way he explains things
#100DaysOfCode#beginnerJavascript#CodeNewbie
#100DaysOfCode Day 48
#CS50 : Started working on PSET 8. Taking a stroll through a few homepages to figure out how I want mine to look.
#BeginnerJavascript : Went through video on debugging , covering breakpoints, console methods and network & sources.
#100DaysOfCode Day 47
#BeginnerJavaScript : Learnt that functions in JS are first class citizens (can be saved to a var, or passed to other functions). Going through arrow functions and callback functions.
#100DaysOfCode Day 44
#CS50: Almost done with lab 8. Code probably isn't the most elegant or efficient, but it's functional.
#BeginnerJavascript: Covered variables, types, functions. Working my way to the DOM sections.
It may seem simple but thank you to @wesbos for explaining Parameters vs Arguments so well in his #BeginnerJavascript course.
I love having "aha!" moments.
Who's going to come out with the first ELI5 webdev course?
If you still have some doubts about how promises, async/await and catch error patterns work, I definitely recommend #BeginnerJavascript course from @wesbos. How the pizzas are ordered and cooked is a great example to understand how promises work under the hood. Thanks @wesbos
One of my favorite things about #beginnerJavaScript is how @wesbos just laughs at his mistakes (and he makes a couple of silly ones) and it often sounds as he is learning with us.
I have been studying #javascript for over a year now, but this has been the best course so far.
Day 29 of #100DaysOfCode: I finished #BeginnerJavascript! The audio API went over my head a little bit but it's good to know it exists. I'll revisit this later. I really loved this course. Thank you @wesbos. I'm looking forward to practicing everything and starting #javascript30
Day 1/100 #100DaysOfCode
- 40% through #BeginnerJavascript@wesbos
- Learned about DOM manipulation through JS and Event handling
- Completed two practice exercises