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avoided multiple google searches by asking Claude to write an update and reboot script for my server and also set up a cronjob for it. took 5 mins. perfect.
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A bit more time away from the Simpletenders guide and a little bit of learning. It's good to change focus every now and then.
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laracasts doesn't hang around - 2hrs 20min in, and we've already created a dynamic app with a tailwind template, a custom php router, covered lambda functions and associative arrays, and creating a mySQL database and getting used to PDO next! This is fast paced enough that it doesn't feel like a beginners course but sits exactly where I need it to be. perfect.
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Complete Lesson 14 of Laracasts PHP for Beginners - fast paced, and perfect (not for beginners, but not too advanced either)
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completed another section of WDB2024 - now we're getting into error catching and validation of data from forms, and this is getting tough!
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spent an hour implementing CRUD functionality on the yelpcamp example in WDB2024 from my notes and memory - and got *most* of it right!
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spent an hour writing up the last section code in my 'learning manual' for future reference, explaining the routes used, model, schema, and all the rest of it. writing it down after following the lessons reinforces the learning!
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finished the main chunk of learning principles in Web Developer Bootcamp 2024 - now on to building a huge app as part of the course. :)
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spend some time on a sunny Sunday afternoon learning about Mongoose and how it interacts with Mongo from JS code: WDB2024
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finished section 36 on learning mongodb as part of WDB2024, and avoiding the temptation to look into php and laravel...
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getting back onto the streak by completing section 34 - EJS templating and partials. WDB2024
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