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Coding diary
TUESDAY - NOV 21, 2023 - STREAK DAY 1 π₯
Hi! again!
I'm really unsure in what name put in the title O_o
formsforms
So, today I put in practice what I learned about forms and did a simple sign-up website.
I don't know yet how to integrate this form with the backend (that I don't know how to make yet). So this form is technically useless. The main goals in this project are learning to style a form and use the client side validations provided by the <input> tag.
The base website is done, but there are some (a lot) of things remaining, mainly related to interactivity, like checking if the two passwords match.
The input validations I told before. It also checks if you have an email at the email box.
Important to say that these validations are only client side, that means the user can disable it all at the browser and send the form, so the server has to handle it. (I did these days and felt like a hacker hahhaha).
Also tried to add some responsivity to the site, and I don't think It looks is bad, although it is a little buggy.
That's it, maybe I had procrastinated a lot on this topic. But I learned something about myself, I really need to do something hands on, It gets me motivated and seems like it triggers my brain's reward system.
STUFF
Hideki Taniuchi Β· Song Β· 2007
This one is so beautiful.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, AndrΓ© Previn, London Symphony Orchestra Β· Song Β· 1976
I always get goosebumps with this song.
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started coding seriously: september 10th
interests: i love coding, editing, painting, drawing, writing, reading, studying.
ultimate goals: live comfortably, create my own website and app, be able to converse in my target language, get better at painting and ballet.
currently learning: html and css
brain dump for my goals and the future: wanting to create my own blog, website, and app at some point. front end, webdev, appdev, project managing, can't see myself working for a big company full time/forever, i want to be my own boss, i don't really see this as my only "job" but definitely a strong skill.