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Since I’ll be teaching JavaScript next week starting with data types I decided to write a little Kawaii console. It was a fun little project. [codepen_embed height=”465″ theme_id=”dark” slug_hash=”pKWpxm” default_tab=”js,result” user=”Kauress”]See the Pen Kawaii console for you <3 by Kauress (@Kauress) on CodePen.[/codepen_embed]
This comes a month late for 2018 but just in time for 2019! Straight off the bat here is my list for stuff I’ll be diving into this year: Learn: vue.js: More stars than react.js on github and much easier to pick up VR: A-Frame which according to their website is “A web framework for building virtual reality experiences”. I’m waiting to see if Magic
I’ve been working on a project-type Handlebars Book And Screencast Tuts. Which has pretty much eaten up most of my month. Here is a short excerpt from a chapter on Templating Engines: Template engines are widely used in web frameworks for example the Rails framework has a templating system called erb. Express is a node.js framework which uses a templating system called handlebars. Microsoft has
A bunch of articles for learning full stack JS. There are different stacks and methodologies but these articles give a general overview of what’s involved: An Introduction To Full-Stack JavaScript Team TreeHouse Full Stack Javascript Init.js: A Guide to the Why and How of Full-Stack JavaScript What should a fullstack developer know in 2015? Why and How of Full-Stack JavaScript
I recently finished up Introduction to Git which is a Git course on Learnable. It’s a 2 hour project based course that takes you from knowing NO Git to working with Git locally on your computer and on Github as a means of version control. The course has 9 core project lessons and an introductory and conclusion lesson as well. The chunk of the course
This is a tiny workflow for those just starting out with git. It combines pushing a local folder to github initially and then pushing changes made to code files (example index.html)
Code2flow is an online code to flowchart converter. So you can either copy paste your code on the console to the right, or type it down and a flowchart will be generated. It goes through the code and picks up syntax ) at the end of a statement and creates a new block in the the flowchart. It also picks up functions definitions and calls
It’s been a while since I started coding. The eco-system is so vast I don’t think I’ll ever know it all, unless someone invents a machine for learning osmosis! But one thing that I really have become good at it sifting through information and taking it in. After a year of coding these are some of the things I feel beginners should take in stride
