@js_tut I think learning to code is often quite lonely and isolating because a lot of us are sat at home working through it on our own and it’s so easy for self doubt to creep in. So positive, reassuring statements help to remind us that it’s okay and that we’re doing well :)
This is sound advice and kind of how I’ve been feeling lately with moving house and code being put on the back burner a bit. For Day 91 of #100daysofcode, I’ve gone back to basics with #freecodecamp’s #javascript intro to remind myself I’m not useless 😂 #codenewbie
Day 90/ #100daysofcode - watched several videos on Youtube about web/UX/UI design and learnt about wire framing. Then spent some time mucking around with some CSS and trying to use rems instead of relying on pixels #codenewbie#webdev#webdesign#ux
Day 89/ #100daysofcode - SUPER busy with the move and have been neglecting my coding, shamefully. However, I woke up early and started working on a little ‘Moving House Task Generator’ #JavaScript app and want to do more later too #codenewbie
Day 88/ #100daysofcode - spent a long time on theoretical aspects of #JavaScript and now have a better understanding of execution stack, scope chain, hoisting and using the ‘this’ keyword... 🤯🤯🤯 lol #codenewbie
If you think @Hannisburg makes great notes, wait ‘til you see mine! Feel free to copy and distribute these powerful documents for the betterment of humankind! 😂🕺Bahahahahahahaha! I made myself laugh. You have my complete respect @Hannisburg#100DaysOfCode