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@littlemisscode
To some people, coding everyday is no big deal.It’s a common occurrence.But to me, between dance practice, work, and everything else in between, it’s a strug...
Last month, I challenged myself to code everyday. This month, it’s about blogging everyday. I’ve written about JavaScript, Angular, and Jekyll.
Check out my posts so far!
Hi there! Stumbled upon your blog and it at far seems to be the most personal and useful one I've seen in terms of coding (also loving the girl power)! I've recently decided I wanted to learn how to code/program and might be entering a new school for it. My question is: if I wanted to get ahead, where do I start?! I'm already aware of some online resources but how do I get ahead?! Thank you!
Aww that’s so sweet! Thanks!
Hmm. I think my best advice is to try making something. Whether it’s an app, a website, or even just a program on your console. Depending on how much you already know, I’m not gonna lie, it can get pretty frustrating the first time around. But there’s tons of basic tutorials out there and a bunch of them are pretty helpful. I first started with Python. So I’m biased and will recommend looking into that. Simple websites are fun too! Then once you start, just don’t ever stop. Making things, whether it’s at school, work, or your own free time, will help you learn constantly.
I hope this helps. Good luck!
IT WAS YOU WHO REPLACED ALL MY SEMI-COLONS (;) WITH GREEK QUESTION MARKS (;)
It seems to me that the years between eighteen and twenty-eight are the hardest, psychologically. It’s then you realize this is make or break, you no longer have the excuse of youth, and it is time to become an adult – but you are not ready.
Helen Mirrin, In the Frame (via wnq-movies)
There are plenty of tutorials out there on setting up Jekyll, but there doesn't seem to be much on styling it. So here are the basics of how I am using Jekyl...
Wrote about how I set up my blog on Github pages.
Lmao. Learn to code in 21 days.
Credit Abstruse Goose.
Original concept maps for Super Mario Bros. levels from the Super Mario Bros. 30th Anniversary Special Interview.
Rachel's Site
A few weeks ago, I got bored and decided to make myself a personal webpage to show my projects and blog. I used Jekyll and Material Design Lite to come up with this.
If anyone has feedback, please let me know :)
I finally found an article that talks about color palettes in a way that I can understand!!
This is great! It takes me forever to pick color schemes!
I like using https://coolors.co/ and http://www.colourlovers.com/palettes too
Im a senior in high school interested in going into cs, but I'm afraid. I have a vry small amount of coding experience. Do I need to already know how to code to go into cs? I'm afraid Ill be the dumbest in the class and evry1 will wonder y Im there:/
I haven’t checked this blog in a while. But I’m back!!!
To answer your question, absolutely not! I knew nothing about programming when I first got to university. The only requirement for taking programming classes, is hard work and the will to learn. :)
Never interrupt a programmer.
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Is it Pokemon or Big Data ?
This just needs to be shared.
As I found myself unexpectedly snowed in this weekend, I decided to take on a weekend project for fun. While searching for something to catch my fancy, I ran across an old Slate article claiming th…
It’s always nice to see random fun applications for machine learning. Read this today and now have the urge to buy all the Where’s Waldo books and find him.
To tat annon about math: You want to definitely at least understand the concepts of the math. Because remember, if you don't know it how are you going to teach a dumb computer to?
^ Also this.
Do you actually need math to code?
Sorry for taking a while to answer...
Math covers such a broad range of topics.
You’ll definitely need basic logic and arithmetic. Ands, ors, and mods can come up often. But for most other things, I’d say it depends on what you’re trying to program exactly. For instance, I’ve heard linear algebra can come up in game development, but I personally have never had to use it.
I’m biased though (former math/finance major) and will say that a good understanding of math has helped me a lot. I think cause it teaches you to think of things step by step, just like a computer would.
Free Code Camp, it seems to me a fantastic initiative, kudos for the team.
h/t lifehacker
You could also attend Code Montage. They do hackathons where all the projects are for non-profits :)
