React Basics Yesterday I completed section two of the React Basics module, going through: props .map() to map data into React elements.

UI Design and React Basics Yesterday I finished the UI Design module. It was a good course in which I built a solid foundation for my understanding of UI Design and its 7 fundamentals: WACS-TCH. Today starts a new week, in which I plan to go through the last mile with the last 3 modules left: Module 11: React Basics …

React Basics Yesterday I went through the props concept in React. It's passing data to a component to enable dynamic websites and code reusability. It includes passing an aobject and a non-string prop, destructuring, and spreading. I also studied mapping an array to a group of components. Kubernetes I started …

Responsive Design New Learnings from Yesterday: Use viewport meta tag to force mobile devices to use your @media queries User flexbox properties to have more control on wrapping with flex-wrap, flex-basis, and flex-grow Know common breakpoints React Basics I completed the first section and got going with section two, …

React I completed the first part of the React Basics module with its solo project. Key learnings from this section: Why Learn React: Composability of the app Declarativeness of the coding style Hireability as a technical skill Great community to support you as a developer React Basics: Components JSX

Responsive Design Using em works fine for margin and padding as it is based on the font size of the element itself. On the other hand, it is not recommended to use em for font size because that is based on the font size of the parent which leads to a compounding effect that is better off being avoided. A better, …

Frontend Developer Path Yesterday I kicked off two modules in parallel: Module 6: This is about responsive design. I looked at relative units like % and em. Module 11: This is about basic React. I looked at JSX and why learning React is a good investment.

Kick Off Today I kick off a new Sprint that will start a 3-month-long learning path. By the end of this learning path, I plan to study: Spring Frontend, specifically React K8s AWS Java REST APIs Cloud Native Microservices This first Sprint I will focus on Spring and React.

React While mentoring a student yesterday, we went through part of the new React Quick Start document. It is well written and goes through 9 key concepts in React: Components Markup Styling Displaying Data Conditional Rendering Lists Responding to Events Updating the Screen Sharing Data between Components This new and …