Finally! I’m back to coding this weekend. My last two weekends were devoted to report cards and report card comments. Now that all 63 of my elementary students have their reports, I can focus on me. So this weekend I will be working on my JavaScript tutorials and looking through the Odin Project. I hope the different perspective will help me retain more of the JavaScript concepts.
Either way, I’m so happy to be coding this weekend!
After tangling with CSS Grid and Sublime Text, this beauty arrived yesterday! I’m very proud that I participated in Hacktoberfest. Before I started, I was a little nervous about using GitHub. Now, I feel more confident in joining open source projects. I even managed to figure out my CSS Grid issue …
I know I typed it in correctly. It works when I put it into Codepen. So…
WHY ISN’T IT WORKING WHEN I OPEN THE FILE IN THE BROWSER AFTER USING SUBLIME TEXT!
I need background noise when I’m working. When I’m at school, the noises from students, teachers, and “Harry” in the heater (that’s what we call the knocking noises) provide the sounds I need. However, when I’m home trying to keep up with the #100DaysOfCode, I need television shows to keep …
Happy Sunday! I hope everyone had a relaxing weekend. My weekend was very productive. I finally completed my CSS Selector Technical Document project for FreeCodeCamp.org. This page took a few weeks for me to complete. In addition to the design, there was a lot of information to cover. I’m proud …
When you finally figured out why your social icons wouldn’t justify-content-between using Bootstrap 4 and flexbox…
Yasss! It took an hour, but I finally figured out my “div” container wasn’t large enough… That meant my icons couldn’t spread out if they didn’t have room. Something so simple! Yet, it took an hour and a Google search before I realized my mistake. My #100DaysofCode is never dull!
