Today's Progress: I've decided to fork this repo and participate in the #100DaysOfCode Challenge. I've been coding here and there for the past 2-3 months from building random templates to working on my personal portfolio but never committed to Github. This will encourage me to keep track of all my work that I do, even if its a small HTML/CSS error 😃
Today, I will catch up on all the FreeCodeCamp (FCC) Challenges that I've already done and commit them here.
Thoughts: I'm excited to start this journey! Though, I should have done this a long time ago, but better late than never 😆
Link to work: My FreeCodeCamp Repo
Today's Progress: I've committed all my updated progress on My FreeCodeCamp Repo
Thoughts: Was pretty busy today and only had 1-2 hours of coding, but able to complete 2 FreeCodeCamp Challenges and pretty happy I was able to keep my FreeCodeCamp github up to date.
Link to work: DNA Missing Letters
Today's Progress: Today, I've worked on FreeCodeCamp's Intermediate Algorithms 09-13 for about 2-3 hours today. I got stuck on Sum All Fibonacci Number and RegEx majority of the day.
Link to work: Boo who Sorted Union RegEx Spinal Tap Case
Today's Progress: Took a break from FCC's Intermediate Algorithms today and decided to practice my React. Awhile back, I started a React project for fun, mainly to practice ReactJS and using 3rd party API's (World of Warcraft). I worked on that today and tried to pass information through components.
Thoughts: I had trouble figuring out how to pass information through components. Specifically, I had an dropdown menu and I decided to create a new component that would pass the selected option that I would be able to pass to the parent component.
Link to work: My Project
Today's Progress: Continuing from yesterday, I was finally able to figure out how to save the "selected option" and pass that into the form request to WoW's API to return the characters JSON data. Installed SASS in this project and included webpack and babel.
Thoughts: Instead of creating a new component, I decided to keep all the forms together which made it a lot easier to grab the current state. I may end up breaking it into components in the future when I get more familiar with React. Also, I'm happy that I got webpack to work.
Link to work: My Project