Hey devs! 👋
I’m a newly graduated Computer Science student, and this marks Day 1 of my 30 Days of Learning challenge.
Over the next month, I’ll be sharing what I learned during my internship where I built my final year project — Lura, a Lawyer Management System — using tools like NestJS, Next.js, Prisma, PostgreSQL, and more.
🔍 What I Did
On the first day we jumped into pure JavaScript fundamentals — variables, functions, arrays, objects, and control structures. While I’ve written JS code before, this was the first time I looked at it from a production mindset rather than just academic exercises.
💡 Key Lessons
Understanding the why behind concepts like hoisting, scope, and closures helped me write cleaner logic.
Practiced chaining functions and building modular snippets.
Realized how JS serves as a mental model before diving into frameworks.
We focused on writing logic-first JavaScript — no frameworks, no libraries just the language in its raw form. Our mentor emphasized mastering the building blocks before relying on tools like React or Next.js.
🧠 Takeaway
Frameworks are great, but they’re built on vanilla JS.
Today reminded me that foundations matter. The better I understand them, the better developer I’ll become.
I’m excited to see how these skills evolve as I go deeper in the stack. See you on Day 2!
💬 Drop your thoughts or share your own experience revisiting JS!
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