#odin project

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day 04/100

late night study sessions today and tried to make it cozy with a candle and some tea! today's lesson was about the introduction of css, also something i already know but im using it to revise terms and make some notes and i intend to do the exercises in the weekend!

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day 08/100

Hello! revising more flexbox and doing the exercises! I managed to get all of them right, and even if its simple it's just so amazing to get them right, always be proud of evolution even if it's looks small! But i just reached one exercise that is bugging me so I'll leaved it for tomorrow, flexbox is really cool but still a little confusing...

Have a nice friday!

[gabsiepeca]

Your Career in Web Development Starts Here | The Odin Project

The Odin Project empowers aspiring web developers to learn together

The Odin Project provides a free open source coding curriculum that can be taken entirely online. It is a free online bootcamp with courses for people who are looking to learn the necessary skills to land a job as a web developer or junior software engineer. There are no instructors for The Odin Project. But, they have a community of beginner and experienced software engineers to whom students can reach out if they need support. The curriculum takes about 1000 hours to complete.

It is a good resource for those looking to start in the world of programming, quite useful and as everything requires dedication and time. A possible option for those looking to change their career, especially after such an enlightening 2020.

[learningtocodediaries-blog]

Day 1:

I'm writing this while sitting on and shitting into my porcelain throne. Just started the Odin Project. Already feeling like a FUCKING FRAUD because I opted to go for the Cloud 9 version of Ruby on Rails and I'm confused about how that ties into the rest of everything I was supposed to install.

[mathanac]

Grueling day and Butterfly Stomach

I got a lot done today, and I’m pretty happy with my progress. I’m going through the Odin Project web dev curriculum (check it out here: http://www.theodinproject.com/), and I have to say, it’s pretty well made. I really like how the Odin Project doesn’t hold your hand as much as some other websites might (Code Academy, for instance). I’m still starting the curriculum, but I’ll definitely push myself to get through it by the end of the summer.

My ~2 week data science course starts tomorrow (oh, no). I’m honestly feeling kind of terrified and anxious. Apparently there are two exams and a presentation, and the class only lasts for 2 weeks. I can’t even imagine how much I’m going to learn in just 2 weeks. @_@’’

-stresses out-

[grimnirs-child]

Odin Project (30/30)

Thirty days of blogging (& a few when I couldn't get to a computer, egads!) ... this project has been really inspirational to me. forcing me to sit down and think about my spirituality, my faith, my relationship with the Old Man, the nature of worship, of Him, of my practice ... over the last month or so I've really engaged with my faith and what I'm doing, with my relationship with Him, and others.

it's been kind of difficult, organising my thoughts each day, but difficult is good. pushing myself. working at things. perseverance is so important.

I'm moving on a little now ... in the run up to Yule and Mothernights, I'm trying to acquaint myself a little more with the Goddesses, introduce myself, get to know Them a bit, expand my horizons and experience. Odin will always be my primary deity I think, there's no erasing what happened when He claimed me ... but I need and I'm being told, to open my focus a bit, let things grow.

so strange and petty as it may seem, this blogging project has truly helped me. I've never felt as strong and sure in my faith as I do now.

[grimnirs-child]

Odin Project (29/30)

I didn't ever think I would end up following the Norse Gods. I wouldn't necessarily call myself a Heathen, I know that has some specific meanings & associations, but a Norse Pagan is what I have become. and it is all down to the Old Man. 

He was the only one I felt a call to, a year ago. the only one I thought I would honour, work with, devote myself to. but He had different ideas, a different path for me, different lessons to teach than the ones I was anticipating.

I think ... finding the right path, it's like running down a hill, suddenly the momentum hits and takes you away. I certainly have been carried away.

I was praying tonight and I just feel ... under His protection. ready to be taught, guided. that He knows what He's doing, and in time, I will understand too.

I don't know where I would be without this faith.

[grimnirs-child]

Odin Project (28/30)

to honour Him I have candles, and mead, and food I make. I have poetry I write, songs I play, stories I dedicate. I have the work that I do, the effort I put into learning, the achievements, though they may seem small. I have my awareness, my thinking of Him, my love.

I want to honour Him in so many ways, all at once, everything. I feel like it would never be enough, as much as I want.

to honour Him, I have forever.

I'm not oathed, but ... I have the rest of my life, practicing as a pagan, and there's no time limit. no mad rush for some finish line. no need to do EVERYTHING AT ONCE.

in fact, I think ... to honour Him, I need to take my time ... do it right. think about what I'm doing. persevere. dedicate. be in this for the long haul, not just a fling.

I honour Him.