A study guide for course pre-work
- My motivation was to become familiarized with the basic fundamentals of beginner code before class starts.
- I built this project to allow me to see html, css and javascript in action.
- This solves the problem of me being cluless on day 1.
- I learned that debugging is one of the most important parts of the development process and that it's important to get into the mindset that errors and mistakes are gifts that tell me when something is wrong and if I can stay curious, I will figure out what is happening and learn something new.
To use this prework study guide, you can review the notes in each section. Each section contains notes on certain topics like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git. And if we open the DevTools console, we can see the JavaScript running. It will list the topics we learned from prework and choose one topic for us to study first.
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