If you’re following along from Part 1, we already know that JavaScript functions can be declared or expressed. We now know that functions must be called with() parameters, whether or not parameters have been included in our function. But there was also allusion to the option of calling functions without…

Not all data needs to go to a server. If you are Amazon and you’re storing massive amounts of information in your server about each and every product you sell, do you really want to also store the information about each individual user’s preferences while visiting your site? Like say…

Functions in JavaScript are the most useful and also jumbling part of the language, in my humblest of opinions. Much like sentences in English, functions are the building blocks that make most websites, well, functional! And much like English, I’ve had to dedicate some(*cough* a lot of) time and effort…

Building a new React project can be a little daunting when styling comes to mind. The concept of building a new app while simultaneously maintaining a solid aesthetic is no easy feat and it’s no wonder so many styling frameworks have popped up in response. Material UI, Bootstrap, Semantic, are…

Going into phase 4 of the Flatiron Coding Bootcamp, the process of going from “I don’t know what I don’t know” to “I know what I don’t know” is increasingly.. humbling every single day. As a person who genuinely enjoys the process of learning though, it’s also exciting. A good…

After the country shut down in March I was absolutely convinced, like many of us were, that the world was officially ending. I lost my job, I wasn’t sure when I’d be going back to work, and no one knew what was happening from one day to the next. But…

In the few short weeks I’ve been at Flatiron School, if I’ve learned one singular thing about software engineering and development it’s that organization is imperative. It’s not in my nature to think at such a functional level. I’m that person that has their head in the clouds and sees…