A year has passed, and I promised myself that after a year there would be a summary. Since I promised, it is, although I don’t know exactly what should be included in such a programming summary. Greatest achievements in the programming world, plans to reach new programming skills, what has gone well, what has failed? Maybe that’s a good starting point.
I like Grid more and more every day. But the story started a few years ago. Once, as part of the digitization of tools at work, I transferred the form from the paper version to Excel.
The condition was that when printing the excel file, the form had to be identical to the original version (in terms of field sizes and gaps between).
This week it dawned on me that I can transfer my website design to code in the same way thank’s to grid property. A fantastic discovery.
For the last two weeks, I have been fighting myself. I was wondering:
does the CSS Framework really speed up the writing of the page code? Or is it easier to write CSS code from scratch yourself?
You can also find voices on the web, it’s best to build your own CSS Framework from the most used items. Still not sure about the approach, maybe it all depends on the project, or maybe on the developer preferences?
You learn codding for several weeks, and finally, it’s time to test your knowledge. Not only in your own projects but in client’s projects.
This week I was cutting a page designed by a graphic designer and at the beginning, I’ll say that the Advanced CSS course comes in handy in every single element I code.
What a web developer do, when nobody watching? I polished the Frontend Quiz application and launching it, then playing with the server in a virtual machine. It wasn’t a week devoted to improving skills, but rather to reminding the skills already acquired. Clearing the bugs caught by Eslint and the fight to run Apache2 on the Ubuntu virtual server.
The first “big” website based on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is behind me. The project was implemented comprehensively from the concept, through implementation, to waiting for the last materials from the client. I would never have guessed that the preparation of materials for a website may take the same or more time than writing the code. Do you have that too?