Day 21, my weekly reflection on #100DaysofCode. I've finished fCC's first course a couple of days ago. I've since then been diving into the world of JS. 🫡🚀

RT @Inclined4_X: Decided to add 3% to make it 70% before I go to bed. Dived a lil bit deeper into switch statements , the use of default wh….

RT @MeMySelfHarsh02: Day 17 of #100daysofcode 🚀.➡️ Today's focus was on Tailwind CSS:. - Studied Tailwind CSS.- Set up essential functions….

Day 29, 30 of #100DaysofCode studying DOM manipulation before continuing on DSA.

Day 28, #100DaysofCode, 45% done with JS ES6

RT @EpictetusSays: “The essence of philosophy is that a man should so live that his happiness shall depend as little as possible on externa….

RT @EpictetusSays: “No great thing is created suddenly.”.

I have also started reading up on UI trends to possibly integrate on future webapps — glassmorphism, neubrutalism, aurora etc.

RT @DangSnake: Day 85/86 of #100DaysOfCode . I got a SWE job!!!!!!!! 🎉🎉🥳. So happy and excited! I will now be able to focus even more on so….

Day 27, #100DaysofCode, learning about JS ES6.

Day 26 #100DaysofCode did a clone of the Just Dance homepage as a web app.

Day 25, #100DaysofCode revised the CSS for my program that converts a public google drive link to an img src link for easy insertion to your code. I've made it freely available here:.

RT @mMhHCabrera: Day 47 of my #100DaysOfCode . Today I learned that there are different types of viewport height, that is important for pho….

Learning for the sake of satiating your own interest and curiosity, I think, is underrated. So here's to everyone learning .on their own! Whether you're following a Udemy course, doing #100DaysofCode, or trying to up your reading goals. Keep going 🙌.

When I ask them how they got started, often the answer goes something like this:. I was curious/interested - I picked up a book on the subject - I kept going.

As a writer, I've had the opportunity to interview experts in diff fields. One thing I've noticed that are common among them is self-driven learning.

RT @freeCodeCamp: As a student learning how to code, you can get access to some pretty cool tools - for free. How, you might wonder? Throu….

Initially had a hard time wrapping my head around recursion towards the end of the lesson, but someone on Reddit defined it as imagining a staircase leading down to the base case, then going up through all the floors again. Visualizing it like this was helpful.

Day 24, #100DaysOfCode finished the Basic JS part of fCC's JS DSA course.