Honestly, this is becoming the hardest JavaScript section I've learned so far. I'm still struggling to understand it, but I'm not giving up.
Shout-out to myself and ChatGPT for getting through the challenge!
Day 92 & 93 of Learning JavaScript
Today, I learned about how asynchronous JavaScript works behind the scenes, building promises, and promisifying the Geolocation API.
I also completed Challenge 2, displaying an image, closing it after 2 seconds, and showing another one.
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I also tackled my first challenge of the section. The tutor's API was outdated, so I had to find another API to complete it.
Not always easy, but we keep moving!
Day 91 of Learning JavaScript
Today, I made my first AJAX call using XMLHttpRequest and learned about:
How the web works: requests and responses Callback hell Promises and the Fetch API Promise chaining and error handling.
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Day 90 of Learning JavaScript
Today, we started Asynchronous JavaScript, Promises, async/await, and AJAX.
I learned about:
Synchronous vs. asynchronous code AJAX APIs
One key takeaway: callbacks and event listeners don't automatically make code asynchronous.
We keep learning
@Blue_Footy This is more than worst. Alonso really messed up. The front line wasn't productive at all. It should have been Rogers, Welbeck and Plamer.
He would have learn from today's mistake.
Good morning, grinders!
It's the weekend, but the dreams are still waiting.
No slowing down. We still have a long way to go.
Stay focused. Keep building. Our time will come.
This section looks tough, so I've been using AI to help me understand the concepts.
It's challenging, but interesting. We keep moving!
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Day 89 of Learning JavaScript
Today, we learned about localStorage, which allows us to store data in the browser even after the page is closed.
And just like that, we finished our Mapty project!
Next up: Asynchronous JavaScript, Promises, async/await, and AJAX.
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