de3lar:
You're moving fast man.


Keep it up.

Thanks buddy

Guy Keep up the good work ,you be inspiration when I no get inspiration

It's a beautiful morning D! Resumed work yesterday.. I'm just thinking about the stress, but I'll be good.

I learnt about some new stuff yesterday, and they include:
1. The return statement - used to make sure the value of a function can be used outside it.
2. Order - Making sure we declare variables and constants at the top of code, also noting that functions can be placed anywhere.
3. Global and local scope - A variable can be declared at the top of the of js page, and not defined, but can be called at any point in the page. Also noting that every code after a return statement in a function doesn't get executed.
4. How to add an event listener to our code.
5. JavaScript reads any line of html code as string automatically. But this can be converted to a number using the parseInt, parseFloat, and + sign before the string.
6. A number can be converted to a string using . toString() function.

Later D.

IhateRetards:
Guy Keep up the good work ,you be inspiration when I no get inspiration

Thanks boss

MirthOsas:


Hey Eric, I just started JavaScript, still interested?

Yeah

Wassup D! It's been a lil while.

JavaScript isn't easy I must confess, the course I downloaded isn't really for beginners oo, because my head don dey scatter like this, coupled with the fact that work hasn't been easy on me.

I've resolved to learn js using another route, I downloaded a book - JavaScript Novice to Ninja, it seems really easy to follow. I'll use the book alongside the course by Maximilian Schwarzmuller.

My motivation is being put to the test, but I'll be fine.

See ya!

Hey bro, @MirthOsas Been a while. Hope you're good.

Your diary is waiting for you.

sosowater:
Hey bro, @MirthOsas Been a while. Hope you're good.

Your diary is waiting for you.

Hey buddy, thanks for reaching out. JavaScript hasn't been easy at all, I had to stop using the course I downloaded and got a book - JavaScript Novice to Ninja, which kinda simplifies things. I jumped on the course again from the start and it's been a smooth ride so far. Updates would come in soon.

Sup D! This dude is back and this time, for real!

I did have an issue comprehending some of the basics of JS using the course by Maximilian. I had to stop using the course, then I downloaded a book - JavaScript Novice to Ninja, which has proved to be really helpful.

I've covered a huge part of the book and decided to start the course by Maximilian all over again, and so far it's been a really smooth ride.

There'll be more updates here D! I do hope I don't lose focus, consistency and motivation.

Cheers to better days!

MirthOsas:
Sup D! This dude is back and this time, for real!

I did have an issue comprehending some of the basics of JS using the course by Maximilian. I had to stop using the course, then I downloaded a book - JavaScript Novice to Ninja, which has proved to be really helpful.

I've covered a huge part of the book and decided to start the course by Maximilian all over again, and so far it's been a really smooth ride.

There'll be more updates here D! I do hope I don't lose focus, consistency and motivation.

Cheers to better days!

Good luck.

LikeAking:


Good luck.

Thanks Boss.

MirthOsas:


Thanks Boss.

bro, please can u share that fullstack web development course u have?

Hey D! It's good to be back.
Prior to last night, I had learnt about: variables and constants, operators, data types, return statement, data type conversion, creating arrays and objects. All introductions though.

Last night, I learnt about:
1. If statements and boolean operators.
2. The if, else and else-if statements.
3. The logical AND and OR operators -- && and ||.
4. Operator precedence and the sequence that is followed when expressions, statements and functions are being executed.
5. Truthy and Falsy values - when js forces a boolean on a function or variable when it is compared on its own.

JS is pretty much coming together, and I'd like to say D! That I'm back for good, no more excuses.

I'd also like to appreciate some of the persons I've met through this platform (I'll mention y'all subsequently), y'all have been sources of motivation. I'm grateful guys.

I'll see ya later this evening D!

So I learnt some new stuff, they include:
1. More indepth knowledge of the if, else and else if statements.
2. The ternary operator which could be used to represent the if else statement.
3. The Switch - case statement, this can be used in stead of the the if-else statement where there are lots of else ifs , but when there's basically just a single condition.
4. Intro to loops - the for, for-of, for-in and while loops.

I sincerely cannot wait to get to the module where I'd start manipulating the contents of a webpage using JS - DOM. One step at a time I guess.

Later D!

MirthOsas:
Yay! D..

I can now say this dude is done with HTML! I learned how to create buttons; drop-down menus and how to embed videos today. With these and the others I've learned thus far, I have completed HTML!

I'll just practice everything I have learned tonight, and create a project tomorrow.

It's also important to note that I have downloaded the course on CSS suggested by the boss @tensazangetsu20: CSS - The complete guide by Maximilian Schwartz.

I'll be delving into CSS from Thursday. I'm all pumped up mehn!

How do you know when you're done with HTML? Because it seems u didn't spend too much time with it. I've been learning html for like one week plus now, and there's still a lot to learn.

The5DME:
How do you know when you're done with HTML? Because it seems u didn't spend too much time with it. I've been learning html for like one week plus now, and there's still a lot to learn.

Hey buddy, I actually stated that in the context of the course I used for html. I discover new stuff on html daily, I never knew about the progress tag until some days back. We keep learning

MirthOsas:


Hey buddy, I actually stated that in the context of the course I used for html. I discover new stuff on html daily, I never knew about the progress tag until some days back. We keep learning

How many weeks did you spend learning HTML?

The5DME:
How many weeks did you spend learning HTML?

I think it was one week.

Hey D! I'm still hanging on.
I learnt some new stuff recently, they include:
1. The differences between ES5 and ES6+.
2. Differences between VAR, LET and CONST keywords.
3. Methods
4. Function expressions and function declarations/statements.
5. Anonymous functions.
6. Arrow functions.

It really hasn't been easy, but I'll keep keeping on.

More updates coming in soonest D! Later!

Omo! Work was stressful today. I actually am handling my first major project at work and it's draining. I'll be fine though.

So, I learnt some new things: Creating default parameters for functions, and Rest parameters/operators.

Tomorrow it'll be D!

MirthOsas:
Omo! Work was stressful today. I actually am handling my first major project at work and it's draining. I'll be fine though.

So, I learnt some new things: Creating default parameters for functions, and Rest parameters/operators.

Tomorrow it'll be D!

can you share some of the courses?

Whew! Finally finished the module on DOM manipulation. I learnt the following:
1. How to select elements in the DOM.
2. DOM traversal.
3. Nodes.
4. How to select sibling elements, parent elements and parent nodes.
5. How to create elements using JavaScript.
6. How to remove and replace elements.

Omo! Programming requires consistency oo.. I'll be good though, it's only a matter of time.

rainlover:
can you share some of the courses?

I currently use JavaScript - the complete guide by Maximilian Schwarzmuller

Hey D! I want to pop champagne!!

I finally deployed my first fairly responsive dummy website using HTML, SCSS and a lil bit of JavaScript, link is given below.

https://mirthosas.github.io/Traveasy-Project/

The journey hasn't been easy, and the pace at which I started has reduced, but I'm not going to give up, I'll keep keeping on.

I could have written the code a lot better, we'll keep improving daily.

Cheers to progress D!

MirthOsas:
Hey D! I want to pop champagne!!

I finally deployed my first fairly responsive dummy website using HTML, SCSS and a lil bit of JavaScript, link is given below.

https://mirthosas.github.io/Traveasy-Project/

The journey hasn't been easy, and the pace at which I started has reduced, but I'm not going to give up, I'll keep keeping on.

I could have written the code a lot better, we'll keep improving daily.

Cheers to progress D!

Bro, can pls help me with your learning materials?

MirthOsas:
Hey D! I want to pop champagne!!

I finally deployed my first fairly responsive dummy website using HTML, SCSS and a lil bit of JavaScript, link is given below.

https://mirthosas.github.io/Traveasy-Project/

The journey hasn't been easy, and the pace at which I started has reduced, but I'm not going to give up, I'll keep keeping on.

I could have written the code a lot better, we'll keep improving daily.

Cheers to progress D!

I just checked site. I'm wowed at the rate at which You have Improved.

rainlover:


Bro, can pls help me with your learning materials?

Definitely. I could send the links to the courses used so far.

rainlover:


I just checked site. I'm wowed at the rate at which You have Improved.

Thanks man

MirthOsas:


Definitely. I could send the links to the courses used so far.

Pls send o.
You could also send to my WhatsApp.

MirthOsas:
Hey Diary

I created you to keep track of my progress as I venture into learning software/web development and eventually become an established developer.

Today I downloaded a course: The Ultimate Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp by Kalob Taulien. Going through the contents, Kalob advised that one of the best editors is VS Code, so I downloaded it too.

So far, I have learned how to customize the VS Code editor; create an html file; add the html, head, title, body, bold, italic and underline opening and closing tags. I also learned how to link different pages both internal and external.

Tired already, see ya tomorrow my dearest diary.


P.S: Special thanks to the ogas at the top, the likes of @tensazangetsu20. Going through your thread on the languages newbies should learn was a huge source of motivation. I'm grateful boss.

did you get the material for free? If you have the link , kindly send!

Please whoever has a working laptop he/she is not using should please gift me.
I don't want this Passion to die because of poverty.Help a student.

MirthOsas:


Definitely. I could send the links to the courses used so far.

I'm still expecting the files o