Today I've been learning about web performance from a course in Udacity

I'm back after my weeks of vacation. Today I resumed my learning with tab focus for links and images with other a11y practices.

Taking a break from learning until next year.

I'm doing one of the weekly free courses on Pluralsight about designing React components.

Learned about Style Guide Driven Development and also resuming the Bulma course.

Completely unrelated to what I do normally, but today I've been watching Chris Voss's stuff on youtube. 

I learned that it is better to give gifts when people least expect them as opposed to holidays or celebrations to foster a greater connection.

Still going with the Bulma course and have I told you I found one super cool about creating a color in tool in React? Yeahh so much interesting stuff around...

Today I found an interesting course on Bulma CSS and I'm doing that one. I still want to keep on doing the browser storage one lol 😅

I'm now taking a deeper dive into browser storage and cookies.

I'm learning about theories of trade and economies of scale.

I finished the JS Security course and read a post about the history of modules.

On the JS course I started, I've learned about prototype pollution and paying attention to third-party that may have vulnerabilities by using not so safe JS idioms.

I learned more about prototypes and also started a course on JS security best practices.

I learned about generator functions in JS. They can be paused and resumed at any moment. There was an example of a continuously running function which reminded me about lazy evaluation in Haskell. The function only gives you a value when you ask for it. 

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.

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.  

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.

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