So for my final project, I decided to do something kind of familar to me. I designed a baby version of the website I currently work for. I mainly focused on the CRUD functions and async with redux to delete and update products as necessary.
In JavaScript you have access to a very important mechanism called hoisting. Though what is hoisting really doing for you? Hoisting allows variables and function to be moved to the top of the scope the are in before the execution of code. This is important because it means you can declare the code after you have used it. This mechanism matters because it allows you to plan out where you need to use this /function throughout your code before actually declare its value.
Im posting this blog post about the Rails APi and JS Wombo Combo that i just completed. It appears that I wasnt quite ready at the start of this portfolio project, but I’ve really got into the swing of it and found that I love working with CSS. I built some nice scrolling effects in my project and made it visually appealing (if it was 99’). I found it to be a nice mixture of thing. Here is some example of my css ``` .center2 {
So for my CLI project I decided to do something near and dear to my heart. Something that I truly love are movies, from costume and set design, lighting, camera angles and whatever else may go into the creative process. While there were some hiccups in the process I manage create a function scraper that I decided to use on a website called Ranker.com.
So for my CLI project I decided to do something near and dear to my heart. Something that I truly love are movies, from costume and set design, lighting, camera angles and whatever else may go into the creative process. While there were some hiccups in the process I manage create a function scraper that I decided to use on a website called Ranker.com.