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[codomars]

Day 6 — 10/ 100 Days of Code

✧˖° ♡ This week' progress

I think I finally built a steady studying routine - over the past few days, I managed to wake up every day at 6 a.m. and take the first hour to work on coding.

My focus was on exploring CSS transition and keyframe animations.

I discovered that the secret to

✧˖ cool CSS animation ˖✧

is the right manipulation of transition-duration, delay, and timing-function.

I also learned how to transform elements in 2D and 3D space by using a set of CSS properties ( rotate, skew, scale, transform-origin ), and setting the perspective.

As a strong believer of the theory "learn through doing", I based my study plan on 20% theory, 80% experimenting with css and creating silly animations

[livingthelin]

[día 15 de 100 productivity challenge]

[isleycodes]

002 | Blaise

Pastebin = Enlace

• Por favor no quitar los créditos bajo la tablilla ni utilizar la misma como base para otra.

• La imagen de cabecera es de 500px de ancho x 250px de alto, se recomienda que sea en blanco y negro. La imagen pequeña es de 125x125px, pero cualquiera cuadrada encaja perfecto. 

• Los colores son: #eee (fondo y lo “blanco”), #111 (negro) y #53773a (verde)

[vestae-vocivus]

VOIMAKAS, fiche simple. 

fond transparent, vous pouvez remplacer xxx par fff, ccc, eee, 000 ou la couleurs que vous souhaitez.  Pour modifier la couleur de la police remplacer : 696969 par la couleurs de votre choix. 

Vous pouvez ajouter des images sur le côté. 

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[tybalt-tisk]

Why can’t I change my theme?

It keeps telling me that i’m not using the correct format. And even when I go to tweak my current theme, such as adding a fucking period to a sentence, I get the same message! Am I stuck like this forever??

[codomars]

Day 19 — 21/ 100 Days of Code

✧˖° ♡ progress update

I started the JS Functions chapter, and things are getting so much more interesting. I thought by now I would have finished all the simple function exercises that I found on W3Resources, but it seems I still have much work to do to improve my problem-solving skills.

I always try to find the answer on my own and check the solution only after I hit a wall. My approach is to start by:

Defining the task that I want to achieve.

Making a flowchart and designing the steps that the computer will perform.

And lastly, coding each step.

Even though sometimes the process can be tedious, the feeling you get after you  press enter and it runs with no issues is surreal. Is this how you all have been feeling when coding ( ⸝⸝´꒳`⸝⸝)

[codomars]

✧˖° ♡ Hello world!

I'm Maria, a 28 years old on a coding journey.

My 20s were a non ending loop of me struggling with health issues and postponing all my dreams - I can no longer keep waiting for the perfect set of circumstances to work on my goals.

Building websites is something that I always wanted to do, I've made my first attempts at coding around eight years ago, but then life happened, I got sick and learning to code was no longer a priority, eventually I completely gave up on my dream of becoming a web developer.

But it's never too late to start again, as long as I'm breathing and my brain is functioning, I can do whatever I set my mind to!

I made this sideblog to document my progress, share my learning and maybe inspire some passers-by.

There's no failure, except in no longer trying.

Let's keep growing 🌱

[codomars]

Day 22 — 29/ 100 Days of Code

✧˖° ♡ progress update

Kept learning more about functions and things are getting slightly more complex, i'm allowing myself to progress at slow pace and take the time to grasp everything by doing enough practice before jumping to the next lesson.

I also made a page in notion for my Javascript notes, idk why i thought using text doc to take notes was a good idea, notion is being a game changer honestly!