Daniel Schwarz
Learning score: 33
Current streak: 0 days
Best streak: 13 days
Joined: 04 December 2020
Total activity: 26 days
Learning topics:
Back-end development
Front-end development
DevOps
UI/UX Design
Business
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Learned Github terms. Still hate Github, though.
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I learned about the differences between design system managers.
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Learned more Github.
Really hate Github, like really. -
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Array.reverse();
Obviously knew this already, but what the hell. -
I learned about node and require();
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I learned
Array.map();
and
Array.filter();
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Unsure of when I'd need this, but...
Math.abs(-42) // returns 42
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console.log(5 % 2); // 1
Didn't know about this!
2 fits into 5 twice, with 1 left over. -
Simple, but the radix baffles me 🤷♂️
parseInt("String", 10); -
Reaffirmed knowledge of...
String.indexOf()
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Awesome! I didn't know this :)
chips.replace(new RegExp('chips', 'g'), 'deep fried potato slices'); -
Converted...
const endDate = ("0" + endDateTime.getDate()).slice(-2);
Into...
const endDate = (endDateTime.getDate() + "").padStart(2, "0");
Because I learned .padStart(); and this way is more readable. -
Still learning some JavaScript things from Vanilla JS Toolkit, but didn't really understand custom events :(
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I learned how to generate static content with Postman and send it to Shopify (automated once per day)
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Also, this newsletter is a fantastic resource for learning HTML/CSS/JS the lean way
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I learned array destructuring in JavaScript
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I learned how to use the console better
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I learnt a little about VS Code, thinking of switching from Brackets
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I came to the realization that design systems should really be part of any UX course today.
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I self-learned how best to structure a UX design course, through trial and error.
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I learned the basics of market research.
Anybody have any tips? I'm new to this kind of research! -
I learned CSS user-select: (stop users copying text!)
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I learned that, actually, JS devs would rather camelCase than UPPERCASE for constants 😁
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Well, my updated JavaScript course added a section on var/let/const (which I kinda knew already), but I didn't know about the naming conventions, for example UPPERCASE for const.
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console.log("Hello, world.") b/c my JS course had a makeover 😂
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I learned about closures in JavaScript.
It's so interesting to see syntax like this...
callFunction(argumentForFunction)(argumentForNestedFunction);
I'm taking this course: https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-javascript-course/
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