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
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”
Part 4: Express.js for noobs
Setting up a basic server with express.js 3.1 Introduction Express.js is a node.js framework and much of express.js is writing logic to handle GET/POST requests at different URI paths in your web app/site. As we’ve read up to now that data travels through HTTP request-response cycle from the browser to the server and back. Express.js allows you to create a web server and routes for
Stuff to learn & do in 2018
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