The first week of study, after the summer break. I needed a vacation to catch my breath and think about what to do next. Three weeks without programming confirmed my belief that I like to do it. I want to learn new things and test them in practice.
This week was a short week, in terms of the number of hours spent programming, but it brought a very important issue to my knowledge bank: BEM.
I went back to a “full-scale” commitment to learning. This week was ruled by the frontend, which I spent more than 10 hours learning. Did I learn anything interesting to inspire you?
I created websites at a time when CSS didn’t exist. The basic tool for arranging content on the page was a table. At the time, I thought web development was difficult because the monitor sizes ranged from 13 inches to 22 inches, and on each of them the page looked different. Then CSS came along […]
That had to happen at some point. However, I thought that only in the holidays. Unfortunately, there are weeks when, despite all the enthusiasm and willingness to learn, not much comes out of it. However, I believe that such weeks are needed for learning. Why?
This week was marked by relaxation in anticipation of the real start of the program of effective programming learning Co Ten Frontend. Thanks to the fact that I had more time to relax, I was able to discover two interesting things that I would like to share with you.
Can something go wrong when I just want to load a repo on GitHub? Of course 🙂
Christmas is a time of reflection, so I also had a moment for programming reflection. I’m learning Python for two reasons. One is ML the other, it’s writing web applications. The latter reason turns out to be an insurmountable path for the moment. Why?