Today I'm starting JavaScript.
I'll keep practicing HTML and CSS by building projects, from small ones to bigger ones.
It's not easy because I don't have a laptop yet, so I'm learning and coding on my phone. It's slower and sometimes frustrating
Any suggestions? π
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Day 26
Today I learned what JavaScript is, why it's used, and how it runs in the browser.
Also learned how to connect a script.js file to an HTML page using the <script> tag, and how JavaScript executes inside the browser.
Just building the fundamentals.β¨
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Day 25
Explored advanced CSS selectors today! Learned how :root and CSS variables make styles easier to manage, and practiced :first-child, :last-child, :nth-child(), and :not() to target elements more efficiently.
Small concepts.β¨#CSS#Frontend#100DaysOfCode
Day 24
I explored CSS pseudo-elements with transform and transition. It was interesting to see how this combination is used for hover effects, animated underlines, buttons, cards, and other interactive UI elements.
Consistency is more important.π
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Day 22
Tried learning CSS pseudo-elements today... definitely one of the hardest concepts for me so far. I'm not moving ahead until I truly understand it.
Also built an Amazon navbar clone with tutorial help. Small steps.π
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I'm going to learn mathematics from scratchβnot just for programming, but also as a hobby. I want to understand the logic behind numbers, patterns, and problem-solving.
I'll share important milestones from this journey whenever I make meaningful progress. π
Day 23
Today I learned the behavior of CSS pseudo-elements in different situations.
Understanding how ::before and ::after work with different display values and positioning made it much easier to know where they are actually useful in real UI.β¨
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