One thing about coding that’s challenging - not being satisfied with progress because you aren’t “there” yet.. you’ve not met your arbitrary goal or measure of success, or you’re not as far along as someone else. You never will be. Be happy now. #100DaysOfCode#techtwitter
Day 5: added email signup to pers. site, transformed Boostrap’s default CSS to make it pretty 😻. navbar is still not working quite right
Day 6: reviewing/practicing CSS & Bootstrap’s grid for pers. site, reading the almighty documentation
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Day 4:
Worked on personal site.. a long, long time spent staring at bootstrap’s navbar docs & questioning my ability to read these things. I refused to copy and paste from elsewhere. I. Must. Understand. (Success, btw)
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Day 2:
Fought with an API (actually just old docs; it helps to make sure you’re using what’s current!) & with Bootstrap (v5, y no Jumbotron😭) & with Express (res.redirect, you elude me).
Lesson: you will fight, but old code will slay you #100DaysOfCode#WomenWhoCode#webdev
Day 1: Continuing with API integration and Node, specifically using Mail Chimp’s API to add email subscribers via a local server. Second time beginning this challenge, but it’s meaningful regardless! I keep coming back for more. #100DaysOfCode#WomenWhoCode
"There is more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who need no repentance.” Luke 15:7
“I tell you, there is joy before the angels of God over one sinner who repents.” Luke 15:10
You are never wasting your time loving one person.