Adam Walker

Lol I should not have learned to code.

I'm not really sure if I'm still doing #100DaysOfCode, since completing my portfolio I've been applying for junior web dev roles. Decided to put learning & studying on the backburner for now, I may have a long slog ahead of me.

@GoreSometimes @jonathanxcoder I'd love to hear how you managed that too.

@jonathanxcoder You have to start networking. It's easier to sell yourself when you're talking to someone, not sending them a piece of paper. After I sent out 400+ applications and only got one interview, which was probably the worst one I've ever had, I switched it up and haven't looked back.

#100DaysOfCode day 36, my portfolio is launched and live at adamwalker.live. Time to finish off some final tasks and then begin my #webdeveloper job hunt!

#100DaysOfCode day 35, portfolio styling almost complete, just final code checks and refactoring now. Tomorrow I'll start looking into a custom domain name. Exciting!

#100DaysOfCode day 34, spent the last couple of days styling my portfolio, refactoring css and making the whole thing more responsive. Almost done now.

#100DaysOfCode day 33, one third of the way through the 100 days now. The inspirational quote generator is finished and online here nootuff.github.io/inspiring-quot…. Now I just need to clean up my portfolio and I can start applying for #webdevelopment jobs, exciting!

#100DaysOfCode day 32, inspirational quote generator almost finished. Spent today using js template literals to refactor a lot of my code.

#100DaysOfCode day 31, this final project is something I already built years ago during the Covid lockdown. Making it portfolio ready shouldn't take too long, just need to tidy it up.

#100DaysOfCode day 30, after a few days off I'm working on my final #webdeveloper project, an inspiration quote generator using an api. You'll also be able to tweet your favourite quotes directly!

Now onto the next #webdev project.

Started work on the project in September last year, abandoned it after a few weeks then picked it back in February & gave it a complete overhaul and upgrade. Couldn't be happier with the way it turned out.

#100DaysOfCode day 29. After about 3 months of work in total, my #React task-list app is complete, it's online here: dothistasktracker.netlify.app . Check it out!

#100DaysOfCode day 28, about 99% of the way there with my #React todo app, it'll be done tomorrow.

#100DaysOfCode day 27, final code cleanup on my todo app has begun and I'm STILL thinking of new features to add to it #webdeveloper

#100DaysOfCode day 26,nothing much to report, slowly getting closer to task list completion, still messing around with breakpoints and styling.

#100DaysOfCode day 25, Creeping closer and closer to task-list completion, most #CSS code has now been refactored, still haven't thought of a title for the project yet though.

#100DaysOfCode day 24, not a whole lot left to do on the app, just code refactoring and tidying up the #CSS.

#100DaysOfCode day 23, getting towards the end of styling the todo app now. Todos now have custom checkboxes created using bootstrap.

#100DaysOfCode day 22, Netlify suddenly stopped updating my site, had to spend the entire evening combing through my css files looking for case errors, sucks.