I’ve learned a lot and have been enjoying them. I’ve been spending most of my time with the Coding House prework challenges. Here’s a screenshot of the actual tutorial: Maybe that thought just demonstrates that I don’t have enough understanding of the sophistication of front-end work yet.Ī screenshot of my solution: Challenge 18 Making AJAX RequestsĬhallenge 20 Dynamic Element Creation in JQuery In some ways, learning these things feels much easier than learning Python or JavaScript– it feels like once you memorize these certain techniques, it will be more or less implementing the same kind of templates. In addition to looking at the resources listed on the Coding House webpage, I’ve also watched several youtube tutorials on JQuery and Bootstrap.
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The challenges that require more isolated JavaScript functions have been similar to a lot of the work that I’ve been doing in Python– not unlike some of the Coderbyte or Project Euler challenges– and so thinking about how to approach them or google specific useful functions, etc. In general, the JQuery, bootstrap and other web-design type challenges have been more difficult because I haven’t done nearly as much of this sort of work yet. This challenge has taken me the longest yet, I’d say. A practical guide to functional programmingĪgain, I won’t be posting links to or portions of my actual code, as I think Coding House wants people to keep their solutions private, but whenever possible I’ll try to include screenshots of the outcomes of my work.
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He also has a project going to use code to help fight homelessness, which I think is pretty great. They’ve been well-written and pretty accessible.
There’s a lot in these articles that I haven’t quite understood, but there’s usually some that I do understand too. Whilst in various moments of transit without internet connection over the past couple weeks, I’ve spent some time trying to reading blog posts and articles about good programming practices, programming theory, and JavaScript. My solutions to the exercises in chapter 5 are on GitHub here. I’ve also continued to work through some of Marijn Haverbeke’s Eloquent JavaScript. Optional Challenge 03: Declaration of Independence Coding House PreWork: Optional Challenges Optional Challenge 01: Binary to Decimal
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