It’s the first day of the week, my coffee pot is screaming, and it’s time to turn on my laptop and keep learning.
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Enjoying the Barcelona vs. Real Madrid football match today. Tomorrow, it’s back to studying.
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I’ve finished implementing the functionality for my Tic-Tac-Toe project. Now I’m revisiting past projects, reviewing my code, and looking for ways to improve it.
I’ll gradually work on the UI for Tic-Tac-Toe while continuing to make progress on #TheOdinProject.
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The day has officially started for me. I’m not feeling 100% this morning, but I’m about to get on my laptop and see how it goes.
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First day of the week, and the day can finally begin for me. Looking forward to continuing to figure out Tic-Tac-Toe using factory functions. Constructors probably would’ve made things a lot simpler, but I enjoy the puzzle of figuring it all out.
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A few hours away from Monday. It’s been a peaceful and restful weekend and I’m ready to get back on track tomorrow.
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It’s 6:30 a.m., and it’s the perfect time to get started. I’ll do a light workout to wake up my brain before diving into coding.
Building the Tic-Tac-Toe game using factory functions is great practice. I’m still struggling a bit with separating concerns, but I’m slowly getting the hang of it.
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Good progress on the Tic-Tac-Toe app yesterday. I started from scratch, and things are looking good so far. I’ll use factory functions as much as possible to keep variables private. The day can now begin.
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A bit of a slow morning today, but the day can finally begin.
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Day 272/365
Finally moving forward with #TheOdinProject. Learned more about closures and the performance trade-offs of creating functions inside other functions.
Next stop... the Tic-Tac-Toe project, which has been waiting untouched for a while. Time to get back to it.
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Just brewed my coffee; the day can now begin. And the weather is so much better this morning so that’s a plus.
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Optimism is also a skill
Day 271/365
I continued digging into factory functions today. Closures are still worth revisiting because of their complexity and importance, especially when it comes to creating private variables. I should wrap things up tomorrow and get back to where I left off in The Odin Project curriculum.
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It’s almost 6 am… time to get moving, get the blood flowing, and then get to my laptop for today’s study session.
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Just like that, the weekend is already over.
One more night of rest, and it’s time to get back into study mode tomorrow.
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Day 270/365
Today, I reviewed factory functions. I’ve covered these concepts before, so everything makes sense, but there’s still quite a bit I want to dig deeper into. Closures are one of those things.
I like to come up with my own examples and really understand what’s happening under the hood.
More to unpack tomorrow.
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Starting today’s session a little late, but there’s still plenty of time to make progress. And it’s raining outside so it’s already a win 😁.
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Day 269/365
The daily habit is becoming consistent again, and soon, it'll feel like a natural part of my routine, just as it did months ago. That's already a good start! Today, I experimented with data attributes and challenged myself with a couple of exercises to put what I covered into practice.
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