rd.2 9/100 #100DaysOfCode#100daysofswiftui
Finished up closures today, can't say I have it completely down but I understand the uses and the need for them.
rd.2 6/100 #100DaysOfCode
Finished up with function basics today, I learned that parameters passed into swift functions are treated as constants unless you declare them as 'inout' parameters. I also learned about throwing errors and how enums to list out the different errors.
rd.2 5/100 #100DaysOfCode
Update today so I'm caught up. Learned about functions, parameters, and errors in swift. I think it's really interesting having parameter labels to refer to arguments internally and externally in a function.
rd.2 4/100 #100DaysOfCode
Forgot to update yesterday again. More flow control and got introduced to the different loops in Swift. Not too bad not too bad.
rd.2 2/100 #100DaysOfCode
Learned about complex data types in swift, and boi ๐ฎโ๐จ there's a LOT: Arrays, Sets, Dictionaries, Tuples, and Enums??? I'm gonna let that sink in for a bit.
Round 2 let's go 1/100 #100DaysOfCode
Learning iOS development got through basic data types and variable declarations and etc. Most interesting so far is that Swift uses "let" to declare constants, shifting from JS that's gonna take me awhile to get used to LMAO.
97-100/100 #100DaysOfCode
Uhhhh sorry I haven't been keeping up but I worked on several coding assessments for different companies for the past couple weeks. Happy to announce I accepted a position as a front-end dev :).
88-96/100 #100DaysOfCode
Made my first discord bot using Python! It's a simple bot that listens to user messages and if it finds a sad word will send you encouraging messages. and has other commands for my functionality as well such as generating a quote from ZenQuotes API.
88-96/100 #100DaysOfCode 2/3
Worked with @itsabach on a Pokรฉdex app! Used React Hooks, PokeAPI, Styled-Components, and React Sound. Definitely a WIP but happy with how it is so far for a 1st iteration :)
88-96/100 #100DaysOfCode 1/3
Made a simple chatroom app use websockets and socket-io, mainly to get a better understanding of how ws works as opposed to REST. Will definitely revisit this in the future!