If you work or study in tech, I always feel a good getting-to-know-you question is “what courses or tutorials did you start, but not finish?”
My Udemy doesn’t look too bad:
The ZTM course was good, but I got stuck on an AI API exercise. I think it’s a common sticking point for students since Andrei includes a little rant about how it definitely does work - but I downloaded his repo with the solution and it was having the same errors I was and I gave up in frustration. I probably should have just skipped that one.
For the Calculator project, I needed to know the exact RGB values for the colours on the iOS calculator buttons so I could reproduce them. Assuming a tool for reading colours from the screen exisited, I googled it, and was surprised to find this exact tool is already installed by default on MacOS.
It’s called Digital Color Meter and just shows the RGB values for anything on the screen under the cursor.
I’ve been in the swing with the #100DaysOfSwiftUI course of having frequent assignments to test my understanding of the course content up to that point, then watching the feedback video and reflecting on it here. So far, in the Complete Web Developer I’ve only had this single CSS assignment, so I was excited to see how I got on.
I was a bit chuffed that one of Andrei’s first actions was to edit the html to make it more semantic - I’d usedfor the top bit, he used
