Its another day and arguably it could be said my project is complete because I have the validation in my project working. (Check out my project here : Base Apparel)
But I am not content with how the validation looks on the actual page with the alerts. I need to do some more research on Modal boxes and see if this is what I need to implement in my project to get what I am looking for.
Trying to implement logic through validation has shown me I have neglectated Javascript and I need to ensure that I am staying on top of my javascript skills.
Today I will be looking over
- Modal boxes
- Javascript logic (on Code Academy)
- Attributes
- Finish looking over my project and cleaning it up so I am happy with the look
- Look over next potential project
Updates:
Everyday I stumble across something new that makes me release there is so much out there that I don’t even realise will make my coding experience easier which is what all of us want.
From what I understand the way Modal boxes are the same throughout but dependent upon which framework/language is being used it will be implemented differently. For example I use react so I will actually have to install Modal for React as a package so I can actually use it in my projects. I watched two videos where one used Vanilla javascript and another using React framework which in theory do the same thing but the way it is done is different. Nonetheless Modal boxes seem to a good alternative to alerts which are pretty ugly!
Update 2
Decided to go with freecodecamp I find the interface of codeacadmey is a bit distracting whereas freecodecamp is straight to the point and easy to understand.
Currently going through their Javascript Algorithms and Data Structures Certification whereby now I am focusing on Basic javascript which is giving me a nice refresher on some basic Javascript concepts!