My 101st Post – A Retrospective!
kaidez publishes his 101st post and uses it to reflect on what he's learned as a web developer.
kaidez publishes his 101st post and uses it to reflect on what he's learned as a web developer.
Use JavaScript functional programming to display average temperatures in certain cities. Uses the .map() & .reduce() methods. Includes demo.
Kai takes a simplistic approach to updating his blog, using Jekyll, GitHub Pages, BEM CSS, a little bit of React, webpack and Yarn.
React/Redux are part of JavaScript's progression to a full application language. Study this progression to prepare yourself for the future.
Use JavaScript functional programming to set click-to-link functionality on a set of elements. Code sample has a basic webpack/Babel setup.
Use JavaScript functional programming to format dates with the Date() object. Includes a React example.
Learn JavaScript unit testing by creating smaller functions with functional programming & testing them with QUnit. Lots of learning resources links.
Random notes on my past & present experiences in looking for a front end web developer job in 2017. Has tips for code bootcamp graduates looking for work.
kaidez’s click to Tweet tutorial is updated to be shorter, more readable, provide information faster & demonstrate some window.location JavaScript tricks.
Tips for high schoolers wanting to be web designers/developers while looking at the state of technology education and hiring in 2016.