#backatitwithjavascript resultados da pesquisa
Day 31 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Today I realized why keeping a dedicated data object for all app data matters. I also had a light-bulb moment with event listeners: I needed two functions to run on a single keypress. My solution was a wrapper function to call both at once.
Day 19 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript I learned about IIFEs today. They are anonymous functions wrapped in parentheses and immediately called. Amongst other uses, they are perfect for data privacy and for codes that should run ONCE like initializing settings and configurations.
Day 30 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Aside from adding a new feature to my budget app today, I finally got MVC. Seeing how separating concerns makes apps easier to scale and maintain was a real light-bulb moment. It's for a stressed future me at 2am. She’ll thank me, I know.😌
Day 29 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript I worked on displaying the budget in the UI. Ran into messy HTML structures and repetitive code, but I fixed it using template literals and using the DRY principle. Numbers still need proper dynamic updates, but the code feels much cleaner now.
Day 26 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Solved the next two challenges from the book where I left off. I also watched my tutor’s code too, compared how they handled things and how I did, looking at functionality and modularity. Exhausted but I feel very good about today’s wins.✨
#BackAtItWithJavaScript One game, three challenges. But guess who pulled through and finished it?? Meeee! Clock itttt 💃😌 Added a winning score, handled two consecutive 6s, and brought in two dice that switch players if either rolls a 1. Leveled up fr — I love this! 💅🥰
Day 16 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript The partial checkout finally clicked I had to rewrite the whole logic so only the in-stock items get charged… and now my code is behaving like a real online store If your wallet can’t afford the drip? My function will humble you respectfully😂😂
Day 24 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript I was supposed to continue my quiz game today, but I cracked open Exercises for Programmers and solved the first five challenges instead. A win is a win. 😌
Honestly? I haven’t finished the whole feature yet… and I just got the two dice showing on screen AND their values adding togetherrrrrrrrrrrr! I'm so happy rn. Oh yeah Oh yeah Oh yeah💃🥳 #BackAtItWithJavaScript
Day 12 – #BackAtItWithJavaScript Still loving constructors and classes. Deepening my knowledge by building a Product + Designer system that works entirely in my console lol.💅 It adds, removes and list products.
Day 24 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Today I finally got my quiz game to remember the score using closures. On to the next feature. We outside🖤😌
Day 18 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Passing functions as arguments? Check. Functions returning functions? Double check. A good day it was.
Day 27 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Starting a new mini-series: Putting It All Together. Everything I’ve learned so far, DOM, events, functions, first-class functions, clean structure(MVC) , etc now goes into one project. It's build time now, let's make something real. 🚀🖤
Day 14 – #BackAtItWithJavaScript I didn’t touch VS Code today as I’m under the weather, but I still showed up in my own way. Spent the day mapping out the structure of my little JS product system — Person → Designer → Product → Customer. It’s still progress. Onward we go.
Day 15 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Testing and refactoring my checkout system today and omo the inconsistencies were so much I’ve been console.logging like my life depends on it, so if your own console.log suddenly stops working, just know I’ve used up the limit for the day 😌😂
Day 20 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Closures had me confused at first… Calling the parent function, hands you the entire child/inner function as a value and not the final result. You only get the result when you call that returned function again.
Day 22 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript I'm combining everything I’ve learnt this past week into a simple quiz app. For today, I picked random questions, displayed them, and checked answers. Constructors and OOP made it way easier to organize the questions. We go again tomorrow.🚀
Day 13 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Yesterday was all about adding, removing and listing products… all in my console 😂 Today I took it further and started shaping the full checkout system Not even tested yet but I love how much clearer constructors + subclasses are becoming.
Day 31 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Today I realized why keeping a dedicated data object for all app data matters. I also had a light-bulb moment with event listeners: I needed two functions to run on a single keypress. My solution was a wrapper function to call both at once.
Day 19 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript I learned about IIFEs today. They are anonymous functions wrapped in parentheses and immediately called. Amongst other uses, they are perfect for data privacy and for codes that should run ONCE like initializing settings and configurations.
Day 30 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Aside from adding a new feature to my budget app today, I finally got MVC. Seeing how separating concerns makes apps easier to scale and maintain was a real light-bulb moment. It's for a stressed future me at 2am. She’ll thank me, I know.😌
Day 29 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript I worked on displaying the budget in the UI. Ran into messy HTML structures and repetitive code, but I fixed it using template literals and using the DRY principle. Numbers still need proper dynamic updates, but the code feels much cleaner now.
Day 26 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Solved the next two challenges from the book where I left off. I also watched my tutor’s code too, compared how they handled things and how I did, looking at functionality and modularity. Exhausted but I feel very good about today’s wins.✨
Day 8 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Wrapped up the Pig game today and learned the difference between state and flag variables. State variables are used to keep track of the current condition of the app. Flag variables are often just true/false signals to trigger something once.
Day 18 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Passing functions as arguments? Check. Functions returning functions? Double check. A good day it was.
Day 12 – #BackAtItWithJavaScript Still loving constructors and classes. Deepening my knowledge by building a Product + Designer system that works entirely in my console lol.💅 It adds, removes and list products.
Honestly? I haven’t finished the whole feature yet… and I just got the two dice showing on screen AND their values adding togetherrrrrrrrrrrr! I'm so happy rn. Oh yeah Oh yeah Oh yeah💃🥳 #BackAtItWithJavaScript
Day 24 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript I was supposed to continue my quiz game today, but I cracked open Exercises for Programmers and solved the first five challenges instead. A win is a win. 😌
Day 24 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Today I finally got my quiz game to remember the score using closures. On to the next feature. We outside🖤😌
Day 15 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Testing and refactoring my checkout system today and omo the inconsistencies were so much I’ve been console.logging like my life depends on it, so if your own console.log suddenly stops working, just know I’ve used up the limit for the day 😌😂
Day 10 - #BackAtItWithJavaScript Challenge Two: Done✅ A player loses his entire global when he rolls two 6s in a row. The tiniest line/code placement can make or break your application, I learnt that about JS while working on this feature. Also made good use of a state variable.
Day 7 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Just me, the DOM, the UI, and the DRY principle today. That tiny red dot gave me a tough time but CSS pseudo-element humbled it. Feels good😌
Day 27 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Starting a new mini-series: Putting It All Together. Everything I’ve learned so far, DOM, events, functions, first-class functions, clean structure(MVC) , etc now goes into one project. It's build time now, let's make something real. 🚀🖤
Day 22 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript I'm combining everything I’ve learnt this past week into a simple quiz app. For today, I picked random questions, displayed them, and checked answers. Constructors and OOP made it way easier to organize the questions. We go again tomorrow.🚀
#DayWhatever - #BackAtItWithJavaScript Set the winning score once and for all using a flag variable so the players can’t keep switching winning scores mid-game. Good night please.😌 Challenge One: DONE ✅
Day 13 — #BackAtItWithJavaScript Yesterday was all about adding, removing and listing products… all in my console 😂 Today I took it further and started shaping the full checkout system Not even tested yet but I love how much clearer constructors + subclasses are becoming.
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