Let the boy cook!
Recently, I built a small project: a random password generator! It might seem simple, but for me, it was a fantastic opportunity to practice JavaScript, HTML, and CSS together. I wanted to document the journey — including the questions and "aha!" mom...
In my journey to becoming a better software developer, every project I take on teaches me something new. This time, I built a simplified version of the popular card game Blackjack using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — and this blog post walks you through...
Today was all about small wins — those moments where something finally clicks after staring at it for way too long. I’m still in the early stages of learning JavaScript, but each day adds a bit more clarity. Here’s what I worked through: 🧠 Understa...
I recently started building a simple BlackJack game using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and wow — DOM manipulation is so cool! This project started as a way to get more comfortable with JavaScript, but once I figured out how to make the webpage respond ...
Journal Entry 1 /April 2 2025. Introduction Today, I tried a new CSS syntax—background: initial; color: initial;—to create a hover effect that reveals spoilers hidden inside a paragraph. This small experiment helped me understand how CSS resets style...
I understand CSS, but I don't understand CSS Ep 2
As someone who struggles with distractions during work—be it Twitter, YouTube, or my phone—I often find myself losing focus and wanting to track how often this happens. To address this, I built a simple distraction counter app as part of my course on...