evoingram/2019-11-13

## 2019-11-13
Pre-course work covered basic HTML, CSS, and JS.   Week 1 covered 'user interface and Git'; Git, HTML5, and moderate CSS.
This was a very productive week for me.  I learned how to use Git, and instead of having a separate repository for each
project every day of the week like they taught us, I learned how to make one big repository just for Lambda and use branches
and a numbering system to maintain the projects correctly.  It is not perfect, but my GitHub is moderately clean as a result,
and easy for me to navigate.  I also learned more than I ever wanted to know about VS Code and Emmet through Burke Holland's
Frontend  Masters course on it, as a six-month sub is included in the Github Student Pack that comes with Lambda enrollment
(student pack is very cool, btw; tons of cool useful things in there).  I plan to watch a lot of the videos @ FM, as what
I've seen there so far has been extremely useful/helpful.

Week 2 covered 'advanced CSS'.  Here, I learned, over and above the curriculum, about CSS animations, gradients, and shapes.

Week 3 was 'JS fundamentals'.  During this week, I finished Wes Bos's command line power user course because I used to know
absolutely ZIP about bash, and started learning Bootstrap also.  This weekend, i plan to learn how to use XD.

Command Line Power User - https://commandlinepoweruser.com/
Frontend Masters - https://frontendmasters.com/courses/
Bootstrap - https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.3/getting-started/introduction/
CSS shapes - https://css-tricks.com/the-shapes-of-css/
	Pre-course work covered basic HTML, CSS, and JS. Week 1 covered 'user interface and Git'; Git, HTML5, and moderate CSS.
	This was a very productive week for me. I learned how to use Git, and instead of having a separate repository for each
	project every day of the week like they taught us, I learned how to make one big repository just for Lambda and use branches
	and a numbering system to maintain the projects correctly. It is not perfect, but my GitHub is moderately clean as a result,
	and easy for me to navigate. I also learned more than I ever wanted to know about VS Code and Emmet through Burke Holland's
	Frontend Masters course on it, as a six-month sub is included in the Github Student Pack that comes with Lambda enrollment
	(student pack is very cool, btw; tons of cool useful things in there). I plan to watch a lot of the videos @ FM, as what
	I've seen there so far has been extremely useful/helpful.

	Week 2 covered 'advanced CSS'. Here, I learned, over and above the curriculum, about CSS animations, gradients, and shapes.

	Week 3 was 'JS fundamentals'. During this week, I finished Wes Bos's command line power user course because I used to know
	absolutely ZIP about bash, and started learning Bootstrap also. This weekend, i plan to learn how to use XD.

	Command Line Power User - https://commandlinepoweruser.com/
	Frontend Masters - https://frontendmasters.com/courses/
	Bootstrap - https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.3/getting-started/introduction/
	CSS shapes - https://css-tricks.com/the-shapes-of-css/