I’m not gonna lie, browserify was kind of a nightmare. There was a LOT of new information to learn regarding browserify, and it took me a while to wrap my head around the new material. One of the most difficult things about browserify was the introduction of having different modules for all the tasks you need to complete in the assignment. Then you have to link each JavaScript module properly. It all proved to be a pretty big hurdle for me. However, after completing a few assignments, requiring us to use browserify, I am now a little more confident in my abilities to use it and not cry as much.
Bootstrap’s Bootstraps
This past week, we were introduced to Bootstrap 3. Well, several people in the class were introduced to Bootstrap 3. I, however, finally had a chance to sit back, relax, and for once not be the person who is on the verge of tears. Continue reading “Bootstrap’s Bootstraps”
With A Little Help From My Friends
For the past few weeks, we’ve been discussing XHR and using JSON files to organize arrays and objects. It definitely feels like this is the most in-depth topic in front-end development that we’ve learned thus far. With it being the most complicated topic, that also means that it’s been the most difficult for me to understand. Before you ask, the answer is still no; I have not cried yet. Have I felt like crying? You betcha. I just have to keep on telling myself that it’s not that “I don’t get it.” It’s more like “I don’t get it YET.” I’m still relatively new to front-end development, and even newer to learning it in a classroom environment. Continue reading “With A Little Help From My Friends”