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Self-study Saturday #2 - HTML

 Yesterday I continued the amazing Udemy’s Full Stack course by Angela Yu, the founder of the London App Brewery. 


It’s a comprehensive course on HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The teacher Angela is so well-spoken, articulate and supportive that learning with her is easy and truly inspiring. I’ve decided to commit every Saturday for this course. That is, if I can keep my hands off of it during the weekdays.


Things I learned today:

  • Creating more pages for my personal site
  • Creating links for these pages, navigating inside the website
  • Adding pictures
  • Trying absolute URLs and relative URLs for image sources
  • Creating a subfolder for images (this was so good to learn!)

Cool websites I discovered today:


Again, I had so much fun studying with Angela. I cannot recommend this course enough. It is wonderful to see my own webpage improving every week 😊 If you are studying HTML/CSS/JavaScript, too, check her courses on Udemy.


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Self-study Saturday #1 - HTML

 Today I started studying something amazing. Udemy’s Full Stack course by Angela Yu, the founder of the London App Brewery.   It’s a comprehensive course on HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The teacher Angela is so well-spoken, articulate and supportive that learning with her is easy and truly inspiring. I’ve decided to commit every Saturday morning for this course. That is, if I can keep my hands off of it. Things I learned today: HTML attributes Comments <!- -  - -> <em> is better than <i>, and <strong> is better than <b> Some of the biggest IT gurus have homepages only with HTML (so don’t be too ashamed of your first 90s style site). John Kleinberg is a good example. Cool websites I discovered today: Codepen.io (try HTML, CSS and Javascript) W3schools.com (HTML codes) Devdocs.io (HTML codes) Internet Archive Wayback Machine (see how famous websites looked back in the day) Unicode-table.com (emojis for HTML) With the help of the course I started building m
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