Updating My Terminal Site
I'm updating my Simple Terminal Website which I wrote about[1] three years ago.
I want to better understand browser Web APIs and this is a simple enough site to test on.
1. And haven't touched... ↩︎
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A Simple Terminal Website with CSS and Typewriter.js
Just recently, I was searching for how to create a terminal-esque website, much like Jeremy Wagner's old site where you could run commands to open different links and places on his site.
It was really cool, and interesting idea: a command line interface to navigate a website[1]. Neat!
I
Course Duck for Learning JavaScript
> CourseDuck reached out to me about their product. I am not reviewing it, just
letting you know it exists.
If you’re looking for yet, moar JavaScript content to level-up with, check out
CourseDuck [https://courseduck.com/programming/javascript/]’s JavaScript
courses.
If you find something interesting, let me know
Review: YDKJS Scopes & Closures
> This is a new series where I review a programming book I have read. I will
usually issue a review within a few days of reading it. This one is late because
I just decided to do this series.
First, let me say that I am a big fan of
Keeping Your Code Simple
One of the biggest lessons I am trying to learn as a mid-level dev is keeping my
code simple.
I was working on a few algorithms for a bootcamp I planned to attend1.
I tweeted this algorithm I was stuck on a couple weeks ago:
> Need a bit of help
What Are Components and Props?
In order to understand how React renders the UI, we need to understand two
crucial elements to a React application: components and props. Each of these
elements allow you to reuse pieces of your application and think about each
piece in isolation of the others.
What Are Components?
Components are
Building a JavaScript CLI Tool
I am currently building a small CLI tool based on my current React project,
Check Yo Self [https://checkyoself.surge.sh/].
The app is a web interface for checking the spelling and grammar of your
markdown blog posts. Currently, the app is text input only and using
localStorage to keep