Getting my ass in gear...

I have been stagnant for way too long, so I am setting the intention that I am going to re-focus and get into my studies and practice coding every day. It is actually pretty fun to learn and mess around with stuff, I always learn something new. I have gotten too reliant on AI chat and Google, so I have been refraining from trying to get help to solve the questions I have or code blanks that need filling in labs unless absolutely necessary. I am still suuuuper far behind, but you know what? I actually understand and retain the concepts that I've already learned. I am working on a lab right now to make a ToDo list. I have started it, messing with the CSS and the HTML to make it a little more unique. My goal (and the goal of the lab) is to build a functioning todo list application. You are given the HTML pre-made, but essentially we are asked to create the form submission button to save each task as it is entered yadda yada yada. Simple, but you have to start somewhere, right? Here is an example, which I assume they also give us so that we can see the working code. I'll post mine when I am done!

Apr 9, 2025 - 04:45

I have been stagnant for way too long, so I am setting the intention that I am going to re-focus and get into my studies and practice coding every day. It is actually pretty fun to learn and mess around with stuff, I always learn something new. I have gotten too reliant on AI chat and Google, so I have been refraining from trying to get help to solve the questions I have or code blanks that need filling in labs unless absolutely necessary. I am still suuuuper far behind, but you know what? I actually understand and retain the concepts that I've already learned. I am working on a lab right now to make a ToDo list. I have started it, messing with the CSS and the HTML to make it a little more unique. My goal (and the goal of the lab) is to build a functioning todo list application. You are given the HTML pre-made, but essentially we are asked to create the form submission button to save each task as it is entered yadda yada yada. Simple, but you have to start somewhere, right? Here is an example, which I assume they also give us so that we can see the working code. I'll post mine when I am done!