I'm an aspiring self-taught web developer currently based in Japan, though I'm originally from San Diego, California. It's been a bit over a year since I started my coding journey, and I've genuinely fallen in love with programming. I'm eagerly looking forward to what the future brings.
I’m currently learning...I'm currently diving deep into the basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Simultaneously, I'm building a strong foundation in Angular as my go-to JavaScript framework. In the near future, I plan on moving to a backend language and eventually work towards becoming a full-stack developer.
Question: 1. I don't often work with background SVG elements so I am wondering how other people work with them? Do you create your own SVG's? Do you use CSS background-image property to add them? or add them inside your HTML?
Not so much help, but I am curious as to why not very many people here use Angular? I know its a bit stuffed for lighter projects such as these, but I find myself quite enjoying working with Angular!
Next Steps I would like to make this a full stack project using some free database service instead of using local storage.
Any tips on that would be nice!
Thanks buddies, see ya next time.
For Next Time: I want to improve two things.
Thanks for reading! and thanks Frontend Mentor for giving us these challenges. They are extremely useful!
Help With: If people have time, it would be cool to get some advice on my Javascript. I feel confident in HTML and CSS but when working with Javascript I lose confidence. Which is why I am putting all my focus on getting better at it.
This project was very straightforward but one thing I feel I might be doing wrong is writing comments. I feel that sometimes I write comments for organization but they might do the opposite by cluttering the code space. Anyway, that is just something I am learning more about with each project.
See you my fellow programmers.
Nothing.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?None that I can remember.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Any feedback is appreciated.
Great job on your CSS! I really appreciate how you've utilized variables, making the code clean and customizable. The consistent naming conventions and thoughtful use of media queries for responsiveness is also well done. I also like the fact that you included a CSS reset.
I'm currently focusing on honing my skills, and while I'm not yet confident enough to provide constructive criticism, I genuinely appreciate the opportunity to learn from your work. Thank you for sharing, and best of luck with your future projects!
