Frontend Mentor has been one of my favorite resources to use to practice my web development skills. So far I have completed 10 challenge projects. My latest project, Pricing Component with Toggle Switch, was a great opportunity to practice my Vanilla JavaScript skills. I needed to create a toggle switch …
I made a huge decision today (mentally and financially)… Cue nerves…
I’ve been sharing my coding journey with FreeCodeCamp for the past two years. So, I decided to take another “leap” and start my Front-End Web Developer Nanodegree on Udacity.Continue reading“Starting my Udacity Nanodegree…”
Today was another beautiful day in my neighborhood. The sun was shining, the weather was warm, and I had time for a short walk. Then I went back to my main task for the weekend—trying to make peace with JavaScript. I’ve been reading books (JavaScript for Kids, JavaScript & JQuery, …
I’ve been going through my FCC and Udacity tutorials. I’ve even continued to read John Duckett’s JavaScript and JQuery book. I’m still having difficulty with remembering the JS techniques that I have reviewed. Sigh…Continue reading“JavaScript for Kids:”
When you find out there are JavaScript libraries for designing different data charts!! I will be playing around with AmCharts this afternoon!
I took a break from my JavaScript tutorials today to work on coding a dashboard. I did the simple version earlier this week. There was a great post in Medium by Matt Holland that was easy to follow. Now I’m trying the “fancy” version. If I can keep track of all the nested “divs,” I’ll be happy. #100DaysOfCode
