Project oriented learning for code newbies
Committing to 2 fullstack vue projects this month. There you go, made it public. Resources I’m using: Official Vue.js documentation https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/ Fullstack Vue Book – The Complete Guide to Vue.js – Fullstack.io https://www.fullstack.io/vue Getting to know vue.js Vue Handbook by @flaviocopes
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
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.
This is the 3rd code worksheet in a series of: “As long as they work and I’m getting results”. This worksheet features For Loops. While coding is a pretty hands on activity, reading is probably the most under-rated part of coding! Which is part of what I’m trying to do here with the worksheets, present bite sized information for scrumptious and easier consumption to the
I did some breaking and re-making of twitter bootstrap’s navbar. I love how convenient everything in twitter bootstrap is with all the pre-defined classes etc but it does take some time to customize bootstrap components and make them a little less bootstrappy…. Here’s the HTML for and Css for the navbar which you can see finished @ http://kauress.github.io/NavBar/ Or you can have a look at
