Day 11 of #100DaysOfCode
today was the graduation day in @HolbertonTUN .
I graduated yay!π
I focused only on Golang today.
So besides reading, I did 3 exercices.
The 4th one I put it on hold cuz I want to do it efficiently. (might watch some vids about React before sleeping)
Day 10 of #100DaysOfCode
-Learned how to make forms
-Implemented some forms and practiced what I learned in my portfolio project
-Learned how people used to code in reactJS before "create react app"
-Will be reading the book about Golang before I sleep
Day 7-9 of #100DaysOfCode
ReactJS:
Learned how to conditionally render Components.
Learned about Components lifecycle
Started working on my Portfolio website (just a tiny step).
Go:
Still reading, soon there'll be exercices in the book that I'll need to practice
Day 3 of #100DaysOfCode
-learned how to make other react components other than "app".
-Learn about React DOM.
-Played with the Handler function in JSX.
thoughts: can't wait to start working on my first project using ReactJS, thinking about building my portfolio website with it.
@VittoRivabella Yes! I'll be posting hopefully everyday and thank you for your support! I'll make sure I DM you whenever I need anything considering this matter π
Day 6 of #100DaysOfCode
Found an interesting youtube playlist about reactJS done by BenAwad, pretty helpful!
Learned how to import/export components
Couldn't get the React Controlled Components, so, here I am just trying to figure it out
Will be advancing in the Golang book later
Day 5 of #100DaysOfCode
-Practiced the concepts I learned the last days to see if I still remember them right
-Learned Lifting state in ReactJS
-Read 1st chapter and 1 section of the 2nd chapter of the go programming language book
thoughts: Reacts gets more appealing with time
Day 4 of #100DaysOfCode
-Learned React props & state & Callback Handlers jsx
Thoughts:
-Not satisfied with react exercices, will be doing more on my own
-Got lazy on codewars...
-Downloaded a book about Golang, will be replacing coding challenges with deep diving into Golang