Welp so much for staying up to date. I have been coding. I was working on the last of my finals and prepping for the fall semester. Made my first webpage using @frontendmentor https://t.co/dp8FcLHKJj First time using them so don't judge the bad padding. @100daysofcode
Day 25-29/100
Completed debugging and basic data structures on freecodecamp. I used outside resources to help enforce these concepts. Might also be getting a volunteer project soon so hopefully that come through. On to Basic algorithm scripting.
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Day 23-24/100
Finished regular expressions on free code camp. Moving on to debugging today. Will admit got a little confused so I spent some time looking up YouTube videos on it. Thankfully webdevsimplified got me through it.
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Day 22/100:
I am just going to bring this back. Keeping up with doing a post everyday is harder than I thought. So I will just update the days as I code. Finished ES6 on @freeCodeCamp and am now moving on to regular expressions.
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I hate going log periods without updates. Finished building my wife's computer. Did some summer finals. Got through hurricane Elsa and finished changing my main system over the Linux. I have been putting off coding so I will start updating my days accordingly.
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@RaydaDeveloper I've learned that taking a break from one direction in sight of another is helpful. It helps me understand more of how things are implemented. As long as you're enjoying it do what interests you.
Got side tracked with another pc project. Planning on switching to Linux on my main rig by end of year so built test one last night. I look like I went mad scientist mode.
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Day 21-28/100:
Whew, okay. Late post from mental health days and errands. I finished all 111 lessons of the JavaScript basics. Took me a minute as I was busy but glad its done.
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@WaldoMilanes Find a language you understand not that is popular. Most languages are very similar but use different syntax and are better at different thing. The important part is building the foundation of understanding how languages work then it becomes easier to learn popular ones.
@muditwt@ossia@freeCodeCamp 100% could not agree more. You earned it and thats what matters. The self doubt, confusing questions and by far the frustration is behind you now. Keep going.
@CherkasovMaxim @michaelrmullet @freeCodeCamp Took me a little over a month. I actually started back in January but dropped it until now. So overall time invested was a little over a month.
Day 15-21/100:
Alright! We got it done!! Finished with the Responsive Web Design section on @freecodecamp and got my first cert!! Super stoked but there is still more to go. Looking to complete two more certs before the end of summer.
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@NaimatU57064265 @nabilcode19@freeCodeCamp Right now I am just taking one math class and a humanities. Using freecodecamp to keep my mind in computers during the summer. Fall I will be jumping into more math, management information systems, networking and science.
@michaelrmullet Nothing wrong with taking time off. Mental health is more important than burning yourself out. When you get that energy back go all out!