Why my #100DaysOfCode stops at Day 90: I finished it, just had final exams + projects going on and didn't remember to post updates.
And, got my first professional web dev job very shortly afterwards. Been at it for almost 4 years now.
@shikhr_ Genuine question, on services with millions/billions of usernames, wouldn't it be more likely for users to [initially] input one that's already been taken more often that not?
@claramelonss@GMHikaru This is exactly how I feel right now. "Take each day like it's going to be your last", as corny as it sounds, is the only right way to live, in my honest opinion.
Rest in peace, Mr. Naroditsky. ๐๏ธ
Days 75 - 88, #100DaysOfCode: I kinda forgot to make these!
I completed the Intermediate CSS section on TOP, finished both projects, made one responsive, used several new concepts and completed a few exercises.
Currently taking the JS course and working with objects.
Day 89 & 90, #100DaysOfCode: Not too much done in actual coding, except for running and trying to understand several snippets. Learned about inheritance in JS, prototypes, and "this" in different contexts. I think this is currently being my fav intro to OOP principles yet.
Days 71-73, #100DaysOfCode: Completed the Intermediate CSS Concepts sections; practised using CSS functions, variables and relative positioning. Currently, I'm taking an actual lesson on HTML forms. Why was I using CSS without taking formal lessons? LOL.
Day 70, #100DaysOfCode: Covered various topics on HTML & CSS, from tables to advanced selectors. Part of me wants to skip this part of TOP (I always need completed projects before I feel like I've made some progress, thanks to CS50) but I know it's all part of the process.
Days 66-69, #100DaysOfCode.
Day 66: Completed my calculator's logic. https://t.co/t6EAqQIHWv.
Day 67: Made it look exactly like the design I based it on, because why not.
Day 68: Completed Foundations on The Odin Project, and moved onto the next section.