I learned how to use the console better

I learnt a little about VS Code, thinking of switching from Brackets

I've been learning about a very nice Rails gem noticed. It's a special gem for notifications inside the Rails apps. The author did a great job and cover everything in docs and a screencast. Love the gem and the fact that most of the things are done in Rails way.

And hence the notifications on Learning Story is live 🎉🎉🎉

I learned about making custom Iterators in JS and there are 3 options in the spec. One for getting the next value, for pausing the iteration, and for handling errors.

I want to keep my streak so I had to learn something today (even on a lazy Friday evening) 😄 
Picked up learning Python again! 🎉
Thanks for nudging me Learning Story! 

Today was a good day for surfing. It's still a bit windy but good enough to catch some waves and have fun. I've started learning more about this particular spot and see whether it's ridable or not just by looking on the water.
Another thing I've learned that you can't really rely on the broadcast. Even MSW is showing incorrect information. Better to just check the cameras or go on the spot.

Spot: Batu Bolong
Time: 8am-10am
Stars: 3 stars on MSW
Wind: 11-12mph, onshore
Swell: 4ft/9sec, high - middle tide. 600-650kJ

Fun fact I learned from Kevin Cunningham: If you put the word "box" in a GitHub repo address before the '.com'. It launches you into a CodeSandbox session with the code of that repo ready for you to play around with.  

Today I learned that you can chain the parameters in URL with ";" instead of "&".

I still prefer "&" though!

I came to the realization that design systems should really be part of any UX course today.

I've been learning grid today to improve the design of Learning Story. I'm usually using flex boxes for everything but grids are so amazing.
It's so much easier to split the page into nice columns and manage them as you wish.

grid-template-columns: repeat(12, minmax(0, 1fr));

And it's especially powerful for mobile views because you can set each block to fill the needed amount of columns:

grid-column: span 2 / span 2;

I know I am slowpoke in CSS but I wish I've been using them before but not only flex boxes 😃

I learned a lot about SEO for blogging today (Blogging for devs workshop). It gave me some nice ideas: I am gonna edit the posts I published at the hexdevs blog from a SEO perspective, let's see how it goes :)

Learned a bit more today about rails routing constraints. There's so much more to them than meets the eye! 👀

I self-learned how best to structure a UX design course, through trial and error.

I learned how to use SharedArrayBuffers with WASM for the first time today in Chrome (building a simple video conversion app in the browser). I'm excited about the use-cases SABs unlock, but also think it is important we get the security story right so that more browser vendors feel comfortable supporting them. Ideally things shouldn't be Chrome only :)

I learned about Iterators and Iterables in JS. The for..of loop already uses them under the hood and the 'Symbol.iterator' is a "well-known" symbol in JS that's used to make an iterator out of an object.

Awesome surfing session today. I've caught 3 proper waves and 2 small ones. It was a bit crowded at first but much better after 9 am.

Spot: Batu Bolong
Time: 8am-10am
Stars: 2 stars on MSW
Wind: 3-6mph, onshore/offshore
Swell: 3.5-4ft/11sec, middle tide. 310-350kJ

I learned the basics of market research.

Anybody have any tips? I'm new to this kind of research!

I just learned this "learning in public" journal exists hahaha

Reading "English grammar in use". I finished the last lesson about modal verbs and completed this section. Passive voice is the next one!