I've learned some new Javascript concepts this week:
<ol>
<li>setTimeout
</li>
<li>element.style
</li>
<li>formData &amp; .get()
</li>
<li>.preventDefault
</li>
<li>toggling
</li>
</ol>
May not seem like much but these things will add up week after week and I'll be learning React in no time.
I remember my first time learning Javascript and it wasn't pretty. I gave up because it was being explained to me in a complicated way and had to take an extended break from coding. It's crazy how much of an effect a teacher can have on you because now I'm fascinated with how much I can do with Javascript and its versatility. I'm convinced that learning through projects is the best way to go because you're getting hands-on learning while building something tangible and not just listening for hours like a lecture.

I've learned some new Javascript concepts this week:

1. setTimeout
    
2. element.style
    
3. formData & .get()
    
4. .preventDefault
    
5. toggling
    

May not seem like much but these things will add up week after week and I'll be learning React in no time.

I remember my first time learning Javascript and it wasn't pretty. I gave up because it was being explained to me in a complicated way and had to take an extended break from coding. It's crazy how much of an effect a teacher can have on you because now I'm fascinated with how much I can do with Javascript and its versatility. I'm convinced that learning through projects is the best way to go because you're getting hands-on learning while building something tangible and not just listening for hours like a lecture.

Javascript...