Rinse, Recycle, Repeat (4 Hours Trained)
Training was split up differently today. Spent about 15 minutes coding before work and about 45 minutes coding tonight. Usually I have been doing a one hour block at night.
I have been thinking about the importance of reviewing ideas already learned to polish those ideas and gain a better understanding of the concepts. In the though process I have realized that when reviewing material, it is always important to maintain deliberate focus. Maintaining focus will make the review worthwhile. If we zone out and go on auto-pilot during a review session then in essence the time has been wasted, nothing has been polished.
Here is the breakdown of today’s training:
Before work: 15 minutes spent understanding how to download jQuery and correctly place jQuery in an HTML file so it functions. I also learned how to link jQuery to the CDN(Content Delivery Network) which will always keep the jQuery in the code up to date as long as I am working with internet connection.
After work: 45 minutes continuing in my JavaScript Book Lessons:
Ch.72 → Constructors. Constructors allow the user to create an outline for similar Objects and Properties that saves much typing and time in the long run.
Ch. 73 → Constructors for Methods. Building Methods into constructor functions appears to be a similar idea to the previous chapter in which we can save time building long groups of objects with lots of properties. I like the idea of a constructor function in which it sets up the outline and we simply need to then input the data.
If you are new to this series, I am currently on a journey to master computer programming in which we will log 10,000 hours of training. 4 hours down, only 9,996 to go… if you enjoy percentages , we are 0.04% of the way there!
If for some unknown reason you have made it this far, be sure to clap, follow, subscribe, etc. to keep up to date with training progress! Within a week I plan to make the first YouTube Vlog summing up my blog posts and first week or so of training.
