Halima @__halima

Future Full-Stack Dev | Coding my way from front-end to back-end with The Odin Project. Building skills, one line at a time. #WebDev #TechJourney Joined July 2024

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Halima @__halima

2 years ago

@Ronycoder Data

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2 years ago

@viktorscript3 I’m trying, but it’s hard😩😩.

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2 years ago

Starting this library project makes me feel so scared and I don’t even know where to start from😩😩😭. Eiiihhhhh

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2 years ago

Today, I read about object construction and understood it well. I also read about object prototypes, which made sense up to a certain point before i started getting confused.

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2 years ago

I started my Advanced JavaScript course today, but I’m not too confident with my basic JavaScript skills and feel like I need more practice. It’s making me a bit nervous about starting this course.

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I just wrapped up the Intermediate HTML and CSS course and finished the admin-dashboard project! I mostly used grid for the layout. I was nervous at first, but after all that practice, I think I’ve forgotten how to use flexbox! 😅 #TheOdinProject #CodingJourney.

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2 years ago

Finished the sidebar and header for my Admin-Dashboard today! It took time since I’m new to CSS Grid and using it for all the layouts. Just the main section left to go!

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2 years ago

I'm 95% done with the Intermediate HTML and CSS course! 🎉 Today, I finished the last grid practice and started the Admin-Dashboard layout, the final project in the course. 🥳

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2 years ago

Today, I finished the Odin exercise on grid positioning and got into some advanced grid properties. Most of it makes sense, but I’m still a bit confused by auto-fit and auto-fill. I’ll work on that tomorrow and might start the final project in the Intermediate HTML and CSS sectio

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2 years ago

Just started learning CSS Grid! The Odin Project's documentation feels like a lot, but W3Schools made it way easier to digest.

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2 years ago

@hackSultan I’m awake

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2 years ago

I finished my form today and feel really proud of how it turned out. It’s great to see all the things I’ve learned coming together. Here’s a screenshot of the completed form!

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2 years ago

@nikolhurd It has been interesting. At least I’m not dealing with JavaScript for now, lol.

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2 years ago

Read up on forms and validation today, then started my form project. Looked easy in the preview, but as soon as I tried positioning the background and logo, I almost lost it! 😂 Let’s see how it goes tomorrow!

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2 years ago

Frameworks and preprocessors seem interesting, but it’s recommended for beginners to focus on fundamentals first. I started learning about forms but haven’t completed the MDN exercises yet. Tomorrow, I plan to start my form project.

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2 years ago

Today, I learned about CSS functions and custom properties (CSS variables), which help reduce code repetition. I also explored how browser engines work and learned that iOS enforces WebKit for all browsers on its platform. Frameworks and preprocessors seem interesting 👇👇

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2 years ago

@viktorscript3 How do you understand the concepts then?

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2 years ago

Literally no one: The Odin project: "Follow the link to read the documentation". Me: Ahh, is it by force to read documentation. O ti su mi at this point oo. *cries in ekun egbere *

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2 years ago

Just went through CSS pseudo-elements, pseudo-classes, and all the positioning types like static, relative, and sticky. It’s a lot to remember, but I’m hoping it all comes together when I need it! 😅

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2 years ago

I spent time reading about CSS properties like background, borders, box-shadow, overflow, and opacity on MDN, as recommended by The Odin Project. But I found W3Schools explained these concepts in a way that was easier for me to understand.