Mitch

[Mitch @danimitchp]

@creative_dev_m Must be so hard to learn without the safety, support, and respect you deserve. Sorry you're dealing with this nonsense.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 34 of #100daysofcode (after a bit of a hiatus) and I gave up on a coding assessment today. It was a bummer and I am feeling pretty discouraged with these assessments recently. I have so much more to learn.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 33 of #100daysofcode and I implemented a #ReactJS #useEffect hook in my blog app and to do app. I also learned the basics about custom hooks and am excited to learn more about them in the future.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 31 and 32 of #100daysofcode and I attended a group and then a 1:1 mentor session to practice implementing #ReactJS #useState hook. I finally finished my #codethedream homework for the week after some struggles.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 30 of #100daysofcode and I spent over 2 hours participating in a brand new #datastructures and #algorithms study group offered by the awesome @frankstepanski . Learning a different way to #pairprogram was great and I'm looking forward to more.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Days 27, 28, 29 of #100daysofcode and I consolidated notes taken in my #roadtoreact #ReactJS book across three devices. I refactored my project code to use #Javascript object destructuring, spread, and rest operators, but then removed spread and rest for my own readability.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 26 of #100daysofcode and I edited my #roadtoreact #ReactJS project to manage state at a higher level. Didn't get to spend much time on it - computing in the car on the way #yorkswildkingdom was a bit of a challenge.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 25 of #100daysofcode did some more learning about lifting state and #ReactJS controlled components.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 24 of #100daysofcode and I still have NOT solved my anagrams #codewars challenge that I have been working on for DAYS. I thought I was on the right track but now I just feel discouraged.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

@creative_dev_m That's awesome! Great work...some of these are so hard.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 23 of #100daysofcode and I learned about #ReactJS lifting state up. I think you useState and setState in the parent component while passing reference to setState handler down as props. I feel like I'm saying the same thing over and over again...

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 22 of #100daysofcode (last catchup post) and I spent several hours working on another #codewars kata. Definitely need to keep going with this and spend time reviewing solutions. I'm struggling.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 21 of #100daysofcode (playing catch up again...this summer is getting away from me) and I spent an hour completing one part of a three part coding challenge. They were all meant to be completed in the hour.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 20 of #100daysofcode and I spent over an hour on a @Codewars "ramp-up" kata and still haven't solved it. Still working though. I've tried a few different things and I think I'm headed in the right direction. I think...

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 19 of #100daysofcode and this was another day where I did more reading than coding. Read some more #crackingthecodinginterview for the #codesquadcuties book club. We meet again in a couple weeks to review what we're reading.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 18 of #100daysofcode and I spent more time on #ReactJS callback handlers. A reference to the callback function is passed from parent to child as props, then is called in the child and "calls back" to the parent. At least, that's my understanding. Please correct me if not.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 17 of #100daysofcode and I completed several #codewars fundamentals katas in #javascript . Next, on to #ReactJS callback handlers review.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 16 of #100daysofcode and I re-watched videos on #ReactJS props/state/callback handlers for about the 4th/5th time each. I'm having a hard time visualizing how state and callback handlers work together. Planning to focus time tomorrow to practice these concepts more.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 15 of #100daysofcode (last catch-up post) and I changed my practice project up but realized I'd want it to be multiple pages so then I started looking at #reactrouterdom. Then I realized I should probably learn SPAs with #React first before trying to dive too deep.

[Mitch @danimitchp]

Day 14 of #100daysofcode (playing catch-up here) and I joined a mentor session for my #React class. I also started my own React project that day to practice setting up the project and passing props.