I never actually imagined that my final project was going to be about “feelings.” But a life event happened as I was getting close to my final project. My mood has been changing a lot while I deal with the side effects of chemo. Last July, I was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer. I wouldn’t forget that day because it was on the day I spoke with my educational coach for the last time before getting transitioned over to my career coach.
If you’re new to JavaScript, you might have encountered scope and hoisting and wondered what they are about or how they work. It is important to learn these concepts as they will benefit you as you learn more about JavaScript, or once you start building JS applications. In this article, we will take a look at these two concepts and understand how variables affect them.
No idea how to start your Rails with Javascript portfolio project? You’re not the only one. I had to watch many videos and read many articles before I could begin my project. One of the blogs I read was Christina Williams’ (which by the way inspired me to write this blog. Thank you, Christina!) and it tremendously helped me and a few others I know. I must say that making the project itself helped me understand Javascript more.
Initially, I planned to do my last Sinatra project in Rails. However, I found out that the next project, Rails with Javascript, will be an expansion of our Rails one. Since I want to showcase different projects in my portfolio, I decided to start from scratch instead.
For my Sinatra project, I decided to create an application that can help users keep track of their art exhibit opportunities. I came up with the idea because I’ve been wanting to exhibit to some local art galleries. However, I have other more important priorities that I keep forgetting and missing the deadlines.