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Going through the Chrome DevTools, and I have an appreciation for the folks that put this much time and effort into the documentation and tool itself! The reading can be dense, but so much good information. #theodinproject

Screenshot of user profile on The Odin Project

I've been up to something recently, and going back in time to conquer some lessons, specifically JavaScript that I quit when I was first learning how to code back in 2021.

While I'm here, I have a goal of completing the Ruby on Rails track in 2026! #TheOdinProject

screenshot showing my 20% of completion of the foundations course on TOP

decided i would spend december advancing my web development skills & started The Odin Project yesterday, but really dug in today. 20% through the foundations course 🙂‍↕️

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Blog | Arvin Garcia Hi, I'm Arvin! This is my blog where I talk about what I've learned throughout my developer journey.

Still on the Node.js course from The Odin Project. Wrote a simple article on Express for this week:

blog.arvingarcia.com/expressjs-bu...

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Blog | Arvin Garcia Hi, I'm Arvin! This is my blog where I talk about what I've learned throughout my developer journey.

This week, I'm currently on the Node.js course from The Odin Project. I progressed faster than I expected, and I'm currently doing the file uploader which involves Prisma.

I wrote a simple article on Node below:

blog.arvingarcia.com/what-is-nodejs

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lol reading The Odin Project's career preparation section and so many of the articles are from the early 2010s and it shows.

"We recommend having several job offers in hand before you make a decision on which one to accept"

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Blog | Arvin Garcia Hi, I'm Arvin! This is my blog where I talk about what I've learned throughout my developer journey.

I recently finished the Databases course from The Odin Project. I wrote about what I've learned about SQL in my blog article. Excited to proceed with Node.js!

blog.arvingarcia.com/learning-sql

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Built a simple Calculator with #html #css #js #javascript #theodinproject

Made this little project as well. #html #css #js #web #theodinproject

Added UI to my previous Rock Paper Scissors program. Plain #CSS #HTML #JS #javascript #theodinproject #course

Create a simple rock paper scissors game in the console with #JavaScript #js #TheOdinProject #course

blog Hi, I'm Arvin! This is my blog where I talk about what I've learned throughout my developer journey.

This week, I finished the React course from The Odin Project. I wrote a blog article on what I've learned (client-side routing) while doing the last project.

blog.arvingarcia.com/client-side-...

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a man in a suit and tie is smiling in an office . Alt: a man in a suit and tie is smiling painfully in an office .

Someone suggested others use AI for learning to code and shared that their preferred use is having the AI give steps on what to do and they handle finding the syntax.

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Blog | Arvin Garcia My blog where I write about my learnings and projects

After taking a one month break from The Odin Project, I'm ready to dive back in to my web dev learning journey. I'm currently on the React course, and I wrote a brief article on state and how rendering works.

blog.arvingarcia.com/articles/07....

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Blog | Arvin Garcia My blog where I write about my learnings and projects

I'm currently one month into The Odin Project. I've finished the JavaScript course, and over halfway through the Advanced HTML and CSS course.

Wrote a blog article on what I've learned for this week:
blog.arvinagarcia.com/articles/04....

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Blog | Arvin Garcia My blog where I write about my learnings and projects

On my third week doing The Odin Project, over halfway in the JavaScript course.

Wrote a blog article on my learnings so far:
blog.arvinagarcia.com/articles/03....

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Blog | Arvin Garcia My blog where I write about my learnings and projects

Week 2 of The Odin Project, done.

I wrote a blog article on what I learned from the Intermediate HTML and CSS course:
blog.arvinagarcia.com/articles/02....

Going great so far!

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Blog | Arvin Garcia My blog where I write about my learnings and projects

So far, enjoying my first week doing The Odin Project.

I've finished the Foundations course, and wrote a blog article on what I've learned: blog.arvinagarcia.com/articles/01....

Excited to document my journey and share it to the world!

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GitHub - ssaturgo2/flex-practice Contribute to ssaturgo2/flex-practice development by creating an account on GitHub.

finished The Odin Project's flexbox practice! 💪
learned a whole lot and even made a little gallery page to show off my solutions.

flexbox mastery unlocked? 🤔 (no) #TheOdinProject #webdev #flexbox #CSS #learning

Finally diving into The Odin Project! 😄
Still in the foundation course - It's a bit of a review for me right now, but I'm making sure I really understand the concepts before moving on.

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#learningtocode

Hashmap status: done _This week’s post is mainly based on the Hashmap project and is just a brief summary of the project as I did not keep very detailed records, due to many setbacks I had for numerous reasons._ ## THINGS I’VE WORKED ON/COMPLETED… **I completed the Hashmap project** ## ISSUES I HAD… I realised that I hadn’t used node.js to do the Linked List project (and I should have), so **for this project, I did not use an index.html and ran my file using node.js from within Visual Studio Code**. In order to do this, **I had to use VSC debugger and I had to admit that I found it tricky at first**. Sometimes nothing happened when I stepped through the code, sometimes nothing got displayed to the console, but I persisted with it and managed to figure out enough to be able to debug and create a working program. **I had a lot of problems using the ‘this’ keyword, which introduced a lot of bugs in certain pieces of code** - namely, when the same ‘this reference’ was being called by several different methods and it was hard to keep track of what was going on. I fixed this by assigning a local variable to the ‘this reference’ . While debugging, **I discovered that unless the strict equality operator is used, the number ‘0’ can equate to false!** When trying to increase my buckets size, I effectively needed needed to change the properties of my ‘this’ object, in order for the rest of my code to work. **I found out that you can’t just ‘replace’ the ‘this’ object, but what I could do, was change its properties and that did the trick.** **So I thought i had finished this project about three times before I actually finished it** , but further problems I had after ‘finishing’ it included: * For some reason, **I had understood that max. capacity was based on occupied buckets instead of the number of entries** so I had to go back and fix this * **My logic to reassign entries to the enlarged hashmap (wrongly) assumed that I could just rehash the key for the first entry in a list in a bucket** and the reason I did not see this immediately was because the hash values for most of the entries were the same for capacities of 16 and 32. However, this caused an issue for one entry and so I became aware of the error and fixed it ## THINGS THAT WENT WELL… Once i got past my major debugger problems and the ‘this’ problem, things went a lot more smoothly ## THINGS I’VE LEARNT/NEED TO IMPROVE ON… **I took some time off in the middle of this project and I was struggling to use the debugger intially, which demotivated me a little bit and I lost some of my momentum**. Hopefully, I will be better-prepared to debug with node.js going forward. Also, **I don’t think that taking too many days off is good for me personally, as I find losing too much time demotivating. The next time I come across something tricky, I am going to limit any time off that I take and just push through the difficulties, taking only short breaks when deemed necessary**. ## OTHER… n/a ## PLAN FOR THE UPCOMING WEEK… The Binary Search Tree project - looking forward to starting something new.

M.I.A. _I have not checked in for three weeks due to not having much time and then not making much progress when I tried to get back into things due to various difficulties I encountered. I will resume normal posting from next week._ ## THINGS I’VE WORKED ON/COMPLETED… * Time Complexity * Space Complexity * Common Data Structure and Algorithms * I finished the Linked List * The Hashmap Data Structure * I started the Hashmap project ## PLAN FOR THE UPCOMING WEEK… To finish the Hashmap project.

Started the Odin Project this week! I really love it so far! Super well-built and I appreciate how much emphasis they place on encouraging students to figure things out themselves.

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Pursuing Best Practices is a bad practice (When You're New) “I need to do this right, even though I don’t know what right is. What if I’m making mistakes that...

Just got a new post up about the pursuit of best practices too early on. I hope folks learning to code find it useful!

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It’s not much, but I’m making my way through #theOdinProject AI might make me obsolete before I even have a chance in this field, but I’ll fight until the bitter end! #developer #Javascript #HTML #CSS #nodeJS

Screenshot of a basic recipe website made from html only.

A bare bones html only recipes website, built for the first project in The Odin Project's Foundations course. Read on for a brief description of the project and m thoughts on an afternoon in The Odin … #theodinproject

lee-perry.co.uk/notes/2025-03-22-odin-pr...

I'm working thru #TheOdinProject for #frontend dev, and I like that the curriculum forces you to struggle a little bit. It's making info and processes really stick.

Linting, dropdowns and carousels... ## Things I've worked on/completed since my last post… Linting Dynamic User Interface Interactions Building a dropdown menu and publishing to npm Building a carousel ## Issues I had… **Npm, json, dependencies etc. are still confusing me a bit** - just taking it slowly and trying to see what’s going on as best I can. **I had errors when trying to test my first npm package** , but I decided to move on to stop going down a rabbit hole. I may revisit this in the future **I was a bit confused on how to structure the carousel at first, mainly in terms of z-indices** , but I played around with the code and got it working. **Unfortunately, I did not read full instruction and set my divs up as siblings instead of parent and child**. Although it worked, did not follow the prescribed method, so I need to rework my code…I later thought that the sibling versus parent and child structure might have saved me trouble with z-indices… ## Things that went well... **I published my first npm package!** It may not be the best thought out npm package that ever existed, but I did it. ## Things I've learnt/need to improve on... **I made my first dropdown and carousel and published my first npm package!** I found on what **linting** is. I need to **make sure I read _all_ instructions** before proceeding with a task. ## Plan for the forthcoming week... I **hope to finished the current section I’m on** , which includes **form validation** and ‘**What is ES6?** ’

Linting, dropdowns and carousels... ## Things I've worked on/completed since my last post… Linting Dynamic User Interface Interactions Building a dropdown menu and publishing to npm Building a carousel ## Issues I had… **Npm, json, dependencies etc. are still confusing me a bit** - just taking it slowly and trying to see what’s going on as best I can. **I had errors when trying to test my first npm package** , but I decided to move on to stop going down a rabbit hole. I may revisit this in the future **I was a bit confused on how to structure the carousel at first, mainly in terms of z-indices** , but I played around with the code and got it working. **Unfortunately, I did not read full instruction and set my divs up as siblings instead of parent and child**. Although it worked, did not follow the prescribed method, so I need to rework my code…I later thought that the sibling versus parent and child structure might have saved me trouble with z-indices… ## Things that went well... **I published my first npm package!** It may not be the best thought out npm package that ever existed, but I did it. ## Things I've learnt/need to improve on... **I made my first dropdown and carousel and published my first npm package!** I found on what **linting** is. I need to **make sure I read _all_ instructions** before proceeding with a task. ## Plan for the forthcoming week... I **hope to finished the current section I’m on** , which includes **form validation** and ‘**What is ES6?** ’