Lola's Coding World!

as you might have seen, i switched my focus from javascript to python as i feel like id have more flexibility for my projects before returning to javascript (..maybe) however.. in the process of switching to python i had huuuuge problems with pip and pipenv, ive been working on getting it installed correctly for maybe about a week. Thank you to this tutorial:

 https://docs.python-guide.org/starting/install3/win/#install3-windows

i was able to finally fix my issues.

then i ran into my pipenv not being recognized as a internal command and actually found a stackoverflow post on the same issue and system with two working solutions. you can find that post here incase the same issue occurs with you:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46041719/windows-reports-error-when-trying-to-install-package-using-pipenv

so i finally, after maybe a week or more, i have a working pip and pipenv with a bonus working virtualenv :)

i found yet another interactive lecture type program this time through Codecademy. unlike space doggos it often sends you to the javascript resource pages to find objects or methods with a similar description :) which i like 

https://www.codecademy.com/learn/introduction-to-javascript

i have only completed the first session and the website bases it around a daily to every few days of online work, almost like an online class for your actual school.

it does try to force premium a lot and as im still working through this program, im unsure if i need it to continue the lecture :/

with no javascript knowledge.... like a dummy

I found a good tutorial to at least get it started, it doesnt run 24/7 but ill get there.

https://medium.com/davao-js/2019-tutorial-creating-your-first-simple-discord-bot-47fc836a170b

it tells you what you need, like node, a script editor, and some knowledge that i dont have but its a good starting point.

also if you’re running windows like me, when the author uses the prompt line ‘touch’ windows doesnt respond to that keyword so 

with node installed run the command ‘npm install -g touch-for-windows’ 

now you can run the touch command to create your bot.js and your auth.json files :)

this is what the given sample code from the tutorial gives you but even without knowledge, i changed it to be a lil more funny hehehe

I found an interactive HTML code lecture based program called Space Doggos 2 (through bitdegree), where you make a premade ugly but basic website following the lectures. A good start for HTML and CSS.

this is space doggos, you’re given a task that you fulfill through code and check your answers.  

https://spacedoggos2lola.000webhostapp.com/