Sailor Moon learning how to code :p
Why Did I Create The #100DaysofVanillaJS Series?
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What a great intro! In my opinion, the best part of this post is that, aside from the JS intro itself, you introduce some best practices right up front (such as naming conventions), which are often left as assumptions by more seasoned coders, where a beginner has no idea (and then runs the risk of starting off with a few bad habits). Same with mentioning
letvsvar, along with a teaser that you'll be following up with more details on this.Nicely done!
Yes yes yes I was hoping people would understand exactly what you just pointed it! This made me so happy. Omg
Thank you so much for the feedback! I also mentioned template literals not being supported by IE11 because as stated I wanted to provide an example of how some features are not supported by every browser. Thanks again :)
A great introduction to a much-needed topic. I hope it will arm new and seasoned developers alike with the information required to decide when and when not to use libraries and frameworks. Just because you can
create-react-appdoesn't mean you always should.Great read, I'm looking forward to the next in the series. I always go back and relearn my fundamentals. So no matter what your level of expertise with JS, a brush up on the basics is always beneficial. I just finished a tutorial on the basics of callbacks and promises and that one I always need to relearn. That should be one of the topics further down the road.
I wish this kind of resource existed when I first started teaching myself HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I'm relearning now and plan to follow this thread to the end. I want to be an awesome dev like you Tae'lur!
That was a very neat opening of JS tutorial! I like how you explained the variables as simple as possible and you even show best practice from the get-go, unlike some tutorials where they left out this important piece of information until later. I'm looking forward to your next post!
As a die-hard otaku, I'll enjoy seeing anime references during the lessons!
Thank you so much Mohammed!
Cool! As an experienced developer I am going to keep an eye on this. I have read some JS code and even changed some, but more or less without really understanding it. Perhaps your tour will help me. Are you planning on publishing a new post each day, or is this 100-days thing not to be taken too literally?
Thank you very much! Great question! I won’t be posting every day but will definitely aim to be post weekly. I really liked the title tbh lol thought it was catchy but truth be told this will be an ongoing series since there is so much to cover and discover about the language ❤️
Ahh that’s definitely something to take note of. Thank you so much for your replies!
Thank you that was AWESOME!
Really good piece! Nice work. Good luck with the remaining posts!
I like that you steered away from the traditional "hello world" program. I'm not a js user but I just may follow this depending on how the next few posts turn out. Good job and good luck.
I finally know the difference between var, let, and const is because of this.
I’m glad i helped make it click for you! You’ll find out more differences when I address functions in which I’ll be diving into scoping and stuff:)
Yessssssss, gonna add this to my Google keep weekly read.
not gonna lie, sailormoon style made this for me <3
Yay! This is awesome Tae'lur! I can't wait to continue reading your posts ❤️
This is definitely more than I expected from the first post. I didn't know what NaN meant, I just knew something was wrong.
Thank you for posting all this. It's nice to remember your roots sometimes. (And the Sailor Moon theme is fantastic.)
Nice post! I'm going to start reading it.
Just one question: Whats's the name of the theme you are using? it's so cool, i love it.