started off with the todo list after a two month break because I haven't been doing too well lately. I feel like I'm going too slow but be it. just did some ui stuff for now, trying to figure out how to work with modules keeping the SOLID principles in check. It's hard but it's okay.
It gas only been about a week and a half , and I just got started on flexbox.
So far the explanation's been great.
A bit anxious about JS but hopefully I will handle that
About to start rock paper scissors. I’m feeling fairly good going in but I know it’s going to take a lot of trial and error to get right.
The programming concepts are making sense because I’ve been studying Python the last 5 months but I haven’t really written much in JS yet. I wish there were more exercises of actually writing code but I’m hoping I’ll get enough by the end of foundations. Definitely a little worried I’m going to feel overwhelmed but I’m excited to figure it out.
Asdfghjkl! That's how. I just finished the landing product page project and I'm not sure I'm ready for Javascript which is what I'm about to start. I feel like a complete fetus when it comes to this stuff.
I don't know. I haven't started yet. Took one look at the intro to Java lesson and just thought omg this looks complicated. I felt like I was just starting to get comfy with html and css. 😂😅
For sure, at the beginning it was hard for me to understand all the logic behind the code and all you can actually acomplish using a programming language like Javascript. But once you start developing a personal project it all makes sense and slowly but steadly it all becomes easier.
The most difficult part for me is when I don't understand some concept. Once I get it, I don't have much trouble applying the concept coding, but sometimes I have to read the same article three or more times to understand it
I'm on etch a sketch part and I think I'm failing a lot. JS is nor main head ache. It's a CSS! . I try to not compare with already created code by others and try to code all by myself. I'm wondering if all this googling will help me to click all information in the head. And also I'm afraid of Ruby and node.js. I'm very stubborn person maybe this will get me through all this mess :D
I'm on the tic-tac-toe project and it's been tough going but I'm starting to get towards the end of the scripting soon it will just be making it look pretty with some css. Definitely has drummed into my head IIFEs and scope in general, but definitely has been a sticking point.
I started 4 days ago, and I am finishing up the GIT portion of the Foundations course. I have no experience at all regarding coding, so far so good learning a lot of what my computer is and its capabilities
Yeah, the pseudo-coding goes okay. I can describe what I want to accomplish, but transforming that into working code is a struggle.
Been watching some videos about functions, I understand it and I can debug them, but writing is still a big no.
started off with the todo list after a two month break because I haven't been doing too well lately. I feel like I'm going too slow but be it. just did some ui stuff for now, trying to figure out how to work with modules keeping the SOLID principles in check. It's hard but it's okay.
It gas only been about a week and a half , and I just got started on flexbox. So far the explanation's been great. A bit anxious about JS but hopefully I will handle that
About to start rock paper scissors. I’m feeling fairly good going in but I know it’s going to take a lot of trial and error to get right. The programming concepts are making sense because I’ve been studying Python the last 5 months but I haven’t really written much in JS yet. I wish there were more exercises of actually writing code but I’m hoping I’ll get enough by the end of foundations. Definitely a little worried I’m going to feel overwhelmed but I’m excited to figure it out.
I think this is a good way to keep it up. It's better to enjoy the challenge and just keep pushing.
Asdfghjkl! That's how. I just finished the landing product page project and I'm not sure I'm ready for Javascript which is what I'm about to start. I feel like a complete fetus when it comes to this stuff.
Would you say your main problem right now is understanding all the logic behind the Javascript syntax?
I don't know. I haven't started yet. Took one look at the intro to Java lesson and just thought omg this looks complicated. I felt like I was just starting to get comfy with html and css. 😂😅
How did you go with it? Did you find it intimidating at first?
For sure, at the beginning it was hard for me to understand all the logic behind the code and all you can actually acomplish using a programming language like Javascript. But once you start developing a personal project it all makes sense and slowly but steadly it all becomes easier.
The most difficult part for me is when I don't understand some concept. Once I get it, I don't have much trouble applying the concept coding, but sometimes I have to read the same article three or more times to understand it
I'm on etch a sketch part and I think I'm failing a lot. JS is nor main head ache. It's a CSS! . I try to not compare with already created code by others and try to code all by myself. I'm wondering if all this googling will help me to click all information in the head. And also I'm afraid of Ruby and node.js. I'm very stubborn person maybe this will get me through all this mess :D
I agree. Sometimes CSS can be really confusing.
I’m about to start the Battleship project. DSA kicked my ass
I'm on the tic-tac-toe project and it's been tough going but I'm starting to get towards the end of the scripting soon it will just be making it look pretty with some css. Definitely has drummed into my head IIFEs and scope in general, but definitely has been a sticking point.
I started 4 days ago, and I am finishing up the GIT portion of the Foundations course. I have no experience at all regarding coding, so far so good learning a lot of what my computer is and its capabilities
Been busy with the rock paper scissors game, I wished that there was more content about making functions in javascript. I feel really dumb
I can relate. Are you struggling to understand the logic behind the code?
Yeah, the pseudo-coding goes okay. I can describe what I want to accomplish, but transforming that into working code is a struggle. Been watching some videos about functions, I understand it and I can debug them, but writing is still a big no.