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Hello World I welcome to you another tutorial and code along for building a countdown timer. To be able to follow along, it is best to have a good grasp of Javascript classes and its methods along with the following topics: Document Object Model(DOM...

Welcome to the first of this series: articles based on Side Hustles for dummies by Alan Simon. You can view this series as a read-along, a summarization, or a reference. I consider my work and time spent on this series as a way to acquire more knowle...

Recursion is one of those computer science topics that, once you first come across your head, your thinking… is this really necessary? Why do I really need to learn this, or is it mandatory? I usually lean towards the iterative approach. But after de...

The most important thing I’ve learned as a developer is that it’s really easy to get stuck in tutorial hell. You get comfortable with the fact that there’s somebody out there willing to teach you, write guides, roadmaps…etc, and then one day you real...

I created a Custom Build Number with Gradient. The main focus of this project was more on CSS, and the topic I dove into was linear gradients. I started by creating a custom build number, which I will be using for the duration of this project. I will...

I built a weather app using vanilla javascript. I know what you might be thinking. React would have been great for this project. I have used React in the past-first learned in a software engineering boot camp. However, I have since decided to reintroduce myself to javascript to have a more vital fundamental understanding for future frameworks and libraries.

A simple dashboard providing the weather in any location you wish to search for, broken down into 4 different components. The four components consist of weather data such as the current temperature degrees, air quality, daily temperature, location, and daily temperature, with a choice of only two days or the following 5.
To understand asynchronous programming, one must fundamentally grasp callback functions. In a nutshell, a callback is passed into another function as an argument. It is invoked inside the outer function to complete some routine or action. A prime example of this is the addEventListener method built-in by javascript.
Usage of promises can invoke "callback hell." Callback hell is a nickname coined for a hierarchical pyramid-like structured code that can be very hard to read, let alone maintain.
I could use a new library that I did not know existed before. It is always fascinating whenever I get to include a new tool in my workflow. To use it, simply include
Luxon is a library for dealing with dates and times in javascript. It is beneficial for:
For this project, I used Luxon mainly for the parsing and formatting of dates.
Soon I will attempt to do both a written and video tutorial for this project. So be on the lookout for that. The video will be uploaded via youtube, another future project of mine/goal. Stay safe!