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    • 11 Feb 2019
    • 1 min read
    More on issues

    The more you understand an issue the better equipped you'll be to solve it. When I was creating issues in GitHub for Score Keeper, something…

    • 10 Feb 2019
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    We’ve all got issues

    Since I’ve been learning JavaScript I’ve been making an effort to do things as if I was working with others. The idea being that any project of…

    • 8 Feb 2019
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    I made a thing - Score keeper

    I’ve been doing a web development course for a few months and today I made my first thing that actually does something. Nothing amazing mind…

    • 7 Feb 2019
    • 2 min read
    Learning from a 579-year-old printing press

    Gutenberg is the name of WordPress’ new editor and like its namesake, the Gutenberg printing press, I think it’s going to be a big deal.…

    • 6 Feb 2019
    • 1 min read
    Listen to your heart

    JavaScript is responsible for the behaviour of your website/app. At the heart of affecting the behaviour of the page is listening for user…

    • 4 Feb 2019
    • 1 min read
    DOM DOM DOM

    Playing with the DOM is all about adding interactivity to your page. The DOM (Document Object Model) is the interface between your JavaScript…

    • 2 Feb 2019
    • 2 min read
    GitHub flow

    I've recently been attempting to contribute to some open-source GitHub projects with varying degrees of success. One thing that's extremely…

    • 1 Feb 2019
    • 1 min read
    Load scripts last

    So you’ve got your HTML and CSS sorted and you’ve started to drop in some customs scripts to make things a bit interactive. To keep things in…

    • 31 Jan 2019
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    No Comments

    When I was first learning to code, something that came up a lot was to always comment your code. Code comments have value, but despite what my…

    • 30 Jan 2019
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    DRY variables

    The concept of DRY code is simple, Don’t Repeat Yourself. So if you look at some code you’ve just written and notice it’s looking a bit moist,…