It’s been almost a month since I embarked on the #100DaysOfCode and #BuildInPublic challenge. I’ve just started, but showing up every day is one of my biggest achievements so far. This thread is a reflection on my May journey covering achievements, failures, and highlights🧵.

Besides the GUI, I also worked on advanced JavaScript DOM manipulation and began learning SQL databases. Next up: Continue building!.

DAY 52 to 60 of 100 #DaysofCode #BuildInPublicToday.This week, I worked on Python and learned about Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) for my current project, the Grocery Checkout System. The GUI is functional but still needs some aesthetic and colour layout improvements.

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Every day is another opportunity to learn, grow, and apply what you’ve learned. “Don’t strive for perfection — strive for progress.”.

motivated, and always ready to help. Next Up:. - For Frontend: Build 5+ mini-projects using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript before exploring frameworks like Tailwind and React. - For Backend: Deep dive into Object-Oriented Programming before starting with Django.

Currently, I’m diving into deeper JavaScript concepts like Promises and Async/Await, and I’m working with my ALX team on a Grocery Checkout System using Python. We’ve been meeting weekly for months now, and I’m truly grateful to collaborate with people who are passionate,.

A task I’m especially proud of is building a restaurant website, as well as the headphone website using JavaScript and DOM manipulation. Here's a snippet of my sites:

My personal portfolio, which I had planned to complete by 31 May 2025, was pushed to 30 June 2025. I shifted focus to completing my assignments for the Frontend and Backend tracks. I’ve learned a lot about myself, just as much as I’ve learned technically at #ALX_FE and #ALX_BE.

After completing their tasks, I realised I hadn’t been pushing myself hard enough in learning and applying technical skills, compared to the intensity at WeThinkCode_. It was a wake-up call.

Logbook – Month 2 🧵.Month 2 was hectic! There were so many things demanding my attention — @alx_africa , personal projects, and personal life. I started the month with a bootcamp at WeThinkCode_. It was a great experience spending a week there.

I’m glad I was able to get most of it done.) Next up: making the site responsive across different screen sizes.

Day 51 of 100 #DaysOfCode #BuildInPublicToday.Today, I coded a website from scratch, as shown in the pictures below. I implemented a hamburger menu and added animations to make the website more engaging. (Although it took me 8 hours to build the website and apply basic JavaScript

Big thanks to my ALX mentors and peers for their support. In addition to JavaScript, my teammates and I are also tackling a Python coding challenge: a Grocery Checkout System. #ALX_SE .Next up: Stay consistent with posting!.

I’m making steady progress. I built a simple to-do app, applied DOM manipulation, and used asynchronous functions with await.

Day 41–50 of 100 #DaysOfCode #BuildInPublicToday. Over the past 10 days, I’ve been deeply focused on understanding JavaScript callbacks, promises, and asynchronous await. I decided to take a short break from Twitter, but now I’m back! JavaScript is still tricky, but .

Day 40 of 100 #100DaysOfCode #BuildInPublic.Today, I worked on the responsive design of my restaurant page. I also delved deeper into JavaScript with ALX as I prepare for the upcoming quiz and to-do list project. Next up: Asynchronous JavaScript and APIs!.

Day 38 of 100 #100DaysOfCode #BuildInPublicToday.Today, I worked on the ALX Frontend Development program by designing a landing page. I also reviewed some of my peers' code. Next up: ALX UI Design, my personal portfolio, and the restaurant website.

I also worked on basic CSS and started advanced CSS, which I plan to complete tomorrow. Next up: ALX UI Design.

Day 37 of 100 #100DaysOfCode #BuildInPublicToday.Today, I worked on ALX Python. I encountered a bug that was preventing the auto-checker from passing my work, but with the help of my peers, I was able to debug the code successfully.

Day 36 of 100 #100DaysOfCode #BuildInPublicToday .I worked on Python functions with conditional statements. In JavaScript, I learned about the spread operator and attempted a LeetCode question. Next up: JavaScript higher-order functions and finishing the LeetCode question.