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(Adams Jones) When I had to derive from the recommended programming sources,
(Adams Jones) When I had to derive from the recommended programming sources, I was forced to use a tool that was I was completely unfamiliar with. There weren’t many useful resources for how to use the website, but I was able to do some extra fundamental HTML and CSS skills from w3schools. They have interactive online “classes” where they show you how to do something and then let you try it yourself to enforce the skills you are learning. I was able to get started on a little bit of the CSS for my example website thanks to their useful tutorials. They also have a Javascript section, so I will be using it again this week to help with that portion of the assignment. https://www.w3schools.com/css/default.aspLinks to an external site.
I like to reinforce fundamentals, so one other source that I used was the javascript.info page. There is a section titled “JavaScript Fundamentals” that goes over a lot of the basics that are familiar if you have any experience with other programming languages (hello world, data types, operators, etc). I’m working my way through the 18 sections to reinforce my understanding. https://javascript.info/first-stepsLinks to an external site.
