I fell a few days behind in this challenge but have no fear, cramming out a few in one day was never off the table, so here we go. This exercise was a quick review of how different data types are passed value. The long and short of it (or…

Another quick exercise for Day 13. We are trying to replicate a slide in effect on window scroll. This can be a fun effect if used in moderation. Wes included all the CSS with the photos hidden and we just needed to add the JS to tell the images at…

I’m a day behind so today will be a double-header. Thankfully Day 12 is a quick one. Essentially we are trying to capture and detect a key sequence. This combined with the Cornify JS file will add a fun surprise to the screen if the sequence has been detected. It’s…

The default controls for an HTML video player are fine but nothing special. Wes walks through setting up some custom controls, many of which are the same as the default, but this way you can understand the logic of how you can build them from scratch as well as being…

Thankfully this exercise has a nice and descriptive title. Indeed it seems simple enough but requires a little bit of a pause to think about how exactly you wish to tackle the problem. The goal is to have the user be able to check a box, hold the Shift Key…

More a quick lecture than an exercise. Wes went over some little tricks when using the using the browser dev tools, focusing mostly on the different console methods: console.log() — Y’all should know this one by now Interpolating in the console - Using a ‘%s’, you can grab the values from…

I have limited exposure to HTML5’s <canvas> tag but did use it in a side project before when dipping my toe into using Chart.js but that is something for another day. This day’s exercise was a code-along for a simple Paint style clone in your browser. A lot of this…

I went back to visit family over the weekend and I fell behind a little with both the coding and my documentation of the challenge. The purpose of this challenge, for me, was not designed for stringent daily practice but rather a good guideline of what is easily digestible in…

This is a great feature for practice and review on a few different concepts. The Type Ahead exercise revolves around listening for user input and filtering through an array and output any cities or states (and the population) that match the user input. It’s a gentle refresher for fetch calls…