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April 27, 2019 by: Kauress

Coding worksheet #4: Callback functions

Just something I made as a primer. I’ve tried to condense as much information I could for ‘scoped’ learning [codepen_embed height=”300″ theme_id=”21517″ slug_hash=”ZRjGxr” default_tab=”html,result” user=”Kauress”]See the Pen You used to callback on my cellphone, code worksheet by Kauress (@Kauress) on CodePen.[/codepen_embed]

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April 12, 2019 by: Kauress

CSS3 Grid Layout NOTES

Some notes I wrote in the process of making a short course on CSS3 grid layout  

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March 2, 2019 by: Kauress

Newbie Stack for complete Noobs!

I’ve been working on a new project “Newbie Stack” which is a project based course on fullstack JavaScript. Like my other classes it’s all project based. The basic premise of the course it to take a complete newbie from Zero to Hero in a couple of hours.  The stack will comprise of FrontEnd, MiddleWare and BackEnd. Stack to be revealed soon!        

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January 6, 2019 by: Kauress

Solo Creators Guide: How and where to learn VR (virtual reality)

Last year two big VR companies: Jaunt and IMAX  downsized their VR operations due to cost restraints. However,  learning to develop for VR is still a good bet for the coming future. Cheaper headsets and 5G networks will extend VR’s popularity. 2018 ended with a record number of headsets registered on Steam.  This attests to the growing popularity of Virtual Reality. Currently VR’s popularity is

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January 5, 2019 by: Kauress

Tools from product hunt to assist you while you learn how to code in 2019

Coding and learning are synonymous.Some tools to help you learn in a slightly different way other than tutorials and reading material. WhatRuns: See what powers a web-app and learn that stack 2. Lobe:  Build, train, and ship custom deep learning models using a simple visual interface. Web.dev by Google: web.dev is the ultimate resource for developers of all backgrounds to learn, create, and solve on

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November 15, 2018 by: Kauress

Let’s JavaScript! CliffsNotes

Introduction Extensive JavaScript notes. CliffsNotes version. ###JavaScript Syntax ####JavaScript Comments A line that begins with // is a comment. A multi-line comment has the form: /* */ ####Strict Mode When strict mode is in effect, the JavaScript interpreter will emit errors for unsafe syntax. Invoke strict mode by placing the following statement at the top of a JavaScript file or at the top of a

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November 3, 2018 by: Kauress

Growing

Let’s JavaScript!:  To $git -push and $git-pull from the universe’s knowledge repository. More on this later.. Currently trying to push code locally into git repos.

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August 16, 2018 by: Kauress

AJAX on toast

——–/———- work in progress ———-/——– ### Introduction 1. AJAX stands for async JS and XML. 2. Assists in communicating with a browser [receiving and sending data] after a page has loaded. 3. Remains a popular method of communicating with a server from the front end . 4. It enables the sending of data to the server, and receiving a response without the page reloading (think

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July 31, 2018 by: Kauress

Coding Worksheet#2: If – Else conditionals

For the coding bootcamp where I’m currently an instructor, I decided to create coding worksheets as a quick way to introduce a concept and it’s related syntax before getting into logic. It’s easier for a person learning to get familiar with structure and syntax before getting into the nitty gritty of implementing it a logical part of a bigger codebase/project. [codepen_embed height=”700″ theme_id=”21518″ slug_hash=”rKKMBe” default_tab=”html,result”

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July 31, 2018 by: Kauress

Coding Worksheet #1: Booleans

So at the coding bootcamp I did a bit of explaining the concept of var flag/count as a way to track the state of an application. What seems intuitive now, wasn’t always so. I created a “Kanye Says” coding worksheet to explain the concept of true/false, on/off state in code, by using the example of a light bulb that is switched on and off. Any

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