MirthOsas:

Thanks baba.
I actually gave this a thought, but considering the fact that I already work full time with a firm, I'm thinking it could be disadvantageous as I'm followed by a lot of my colleagues and employer. I'll just look for a way to work around it though.
Thanks once again.

MirthOsas:
Hey Diary

I created you to keep track of my progress as I venture into learning software/web development and eventually become an established developer.

Today I downloaded a course: The Ultimate Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp by Kalob Taulien. Going through the contents, Kalob advised that one of the best editors is VS Code, so I downloaded it too.

So far, I have learned how to customize the VS Code editor; create an html file; add the html, head, title, body, bold, italic and underline opening and closing tags. I also learned how to link different pages both internal and external.

Tired already, see ya tomorrow my dearest diary.


P.S: Special thanks to the ogas at the top, the likes of @tensazangetsu20. Going through your thread on the languages newbies should learn was a huge source of motivation. I'm grateful boss.

MirthOsas:

That'd be great
Hit me on WhatsApp via Zero.Eight.One.Four.Eight.One.Nine.Three.
Six.Two.Seven

LikeAking:


That free laptop stop is really cool.

Do you have any company offering such currently?

cliffypatt:


I am interested

Kirkman:

Weekends is there especially on sundays even if it's 3-4 hours that you dedicate for yourself. Eventually it will pay off. stick to it and believe that it will happen.
You are never too old to start or achieve your goal even with your work schedule setbacks.
Only if you believe in yourself.

MirthOsas:
Hey Diary

I created you to keep track of my progress as I venture into learning software/web development and eventually become an established developer.

Today I downloaded a course: The Ultimate Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp by Kalob Taulien. Going through the contents, Kalob advised that one of the best editors is VS Code, so I downloaded it too.

So far, I have learned how to customize the VS Code editor; create an html file; add the html, head, title, body, bold, italic and underline opening and closing tags. I also learned how to link different pages both internal and external.

Tired already, see ya tomorrow my dearest diary.


P.S: Special thanks to the ogas at the top, the likes of @tensazangetsu20. Going through your thread on the languages newbies should learn was a huge source of motivation. I'm grateful boss.

MirthOsas:
Hey Diary

I created you to keep track of my progress as I venture into learning software/web development and eventually become an established developer.

Today I downloaded a course: The Ultimate Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp by Kalob Taulien. Going through the contents, Kalob advised that one of the best editors is VS Code, so I downloaded it too.

So far, I have learned how to customize the VS Code editor; create an html file; add the html, head, title, body, bold, italic and underline opening and closing tags. I also learned how to link different pages both internal and external.

Tired already, see ya tomorrow my dearest diary.


P.S: Special thanks to the ogas at the top, the likes of @tensazangetsu20. Going through your thread on the languages newbies should learn was a huge source of motivation. I'm grateful boss.

tensazangetsu20:

Use that course to learn just HTML. There's just one video on flexbox and one on grid in the CSS section. When you are done with the HTML download CSS the complete guide and JavaScript the complete guide by Maxmillian Schwartz.

MirthOsas:

That'd be great
Hit me on WhatsApp via Zero.Eight.One.Four.Eight.One.Nine.Three.
Six.Two.Seven

MirthOsas:


I could help in the best way I can, shoot your questions..

LikeAking:



Nice one.

It will take you some time to understand most of what you have learnt.

Give your self some time.

Good luck.

As for CSS, dont spend too much time on it.

tmayde:
I've spent too much time on css and I still don't seem to understand it that much. Any help is appreciated.

MirthOsas:
Hey Diary

I created you to keep track of my progress as I venture into learning software/web development and eventually become an established developer.

Today I downloaded a course: The Ultimate Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp by Kalob Taulien. Going through the contents, Kalob advised that one of the best editors is VS Code, so I downloaded it too.

So far, I have learned how to customize the VS Code editor; create an html file; add the html, head, title, body, bold, italic and underline opening and closing tags. I also learned how to link different pages both internal and external.

Tired already, see ya tomorrow my dearest diary.


P.S: Special thanks to the ogas at the top, the likes of @tensazangetsu20. Going through your thread on the languages newbies should learn was a huge source of motivation. I'm grateful boss.

MirthOsas:
Hey D! It's been a while, but I am here again, LOL

I am glad that I am making steady progress even though there are days I feel like giving up, but I just remember why I started out in the first place, and that tends to rekindle the zeal to continue.

I finished a module on Numbers and strings, where I learnt about the floating point precision, the .toFixed method, the Big integer, The global Number and Math objects and assoicated methods and properties such as the .random(), .floor, etc. I also learnt about Regular Expressions.

I also finished another module on Asynchronous JavaScript, where I learnt about synchronous code execution, asynchronous code execution, blocking code and event loop, the effect of multiple callbacks. I also learnt about promises

Another module on Promises is gone too as I learnt about how to create promises, how to chain multiple promises using the .then() method. I also learnt about error handling using the .catch() method, the async - await, and the other some other methods available for Promises, such as the Promise.race(), Promise.all(), and the Promise.allSettled.

I have also finished a module on HTTP requests and I sincerely loved and still love this module. I learnt about how to send HTTP requests, the different types of requests, the concept of JSON data and Parsing Data, how to get the response when we send a request, and an alternative way of sending requests using the fetch API.

Yesterday, I finished a module on JavaScript libraries, where I learnt about some third party JS libraries available and how they make life the life of a developer easier. I learnt the different methods of adding libraries - by downloading or by using the CDN link. I specifically learnt about AXIOS, a library that makes sending HTTP requests way easier. I delved into jQuery, but its capabilities can be done by core JS APIs. I also learnt about using npmjs.com to search for resources and documentation regarding JS libraries.

I also started creating basic javascript projects and they are really basic though , but it keeps getting better. I created a counter app with live url: https://mirthosas.github.io/counter-app/

A random number generator app with live url : https://mirthosas.github.io/Random-Number-Generator/

A hex-colour generator app with live url: https://mirthosas.github.io/Hex-colour-generator/

It keeps getting better D!

logik29:

Hello please where you able to download css and java script books by maximillian scwartz?
If yes,could you please share to me?

AdetayoS:


https://downloadly.net/2020/13/3067/03/javascript-the-complete-guide-2020-beginner-advanced/02/?#/3067-udemy-002232023121.html

https://downloadly.net/2020/16/5874/03/udemy-css-the-complete-guide-incl-flexbox-grid-sass/23/?#/5874-udemy-222244030306.html

AdetayoS:


https://downloadly.net/2020/13/3067/03/javascript-the-complete-guide-2020-beginner-advanced/02/?#/3067-udemy-002232023121.html

https://downloadly.net/2020/16/5874/03/udemy-css-the-complete-guide-incl-flexbox-grid-sass/23/?#/5874-udemy-222244030306.html

MirthOsas:
Hey D!

I am officially done with the JavaScript course. I'll be taking about 2 months off to build projects with vanilla JS, CSS and HTML.

Special thanks to @airsaylongcome, as he helped me with a course - 100days of JavaScript by Zino, where I'd have to build a single project daily, but I'd try to go with *2 of the normal pace. I also downloaded a course on Data Structures and Algorithms by Colt Steele, as I'd try to start to learn about DSAs along side building projects.

Better days ahead D!

MirthOsas:
Hey D!

I am officially done with the JavaScript course. I'll be taking about 2 months off to build projects with vanilla JS, CSS and HTML.

Special thanks to @airsaylongcome, as he helped me with a course - 100days of JavaScript by Zino, where I'd have to build a single project daily, but I'd try to go with *2 of the normal pace. I also downloaded a course on Data Structures and Algorithms by Colt Steele, as I'd try to start to learn about DSAs along side building projects.

Better days ahead D!

kennethfranc:

Congratulations bro...