Open denrique-alvarez opened 2 years ago
Still struggling with higher-order functions and other complex stuff. It's getting harder to keep track of what's going on.
Getting better at reading others' code thanks to the write-up exercises. Went over a couple things more than once and that helped a lot.
Getting all the new info in my head without pushing the old one out of it.
Functions, what can be done with arrays, a good introduction to the work around the code: understanding, monitoring, refactoring.
Following as much as possible of the material for the week. It's quite a lot to digest.
Let us know if it is getting too much and if we can help!
Sorry for the late reply @gelilaa, I have been buried under a bunch of information lately but it's getting better now.
Not much. I just feel like I need to take some time to let everything fall in place in my head.
Covering the material. Finding my own pace.
Certain concepts are still hard to grasp. However, I think it's a matter of time.
Getting better at writing test suites and looking at functions from different angles.
Keep working on the material. I will try to complete all the exercises recommended and go over a couple of them again to improve my understanding.
Getting better at writing test suites and looking at functions from different angles.
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Certain concepts are still hard to grasp. However, I think it's a matter of time.
which concepts are taking the most time for you?
Definitely prototype delegation. Also higher-order functions but that's much better now.
Definitely prototype delegation
this is interesting to help understand where things like array methods come from, but you don't need to ever use it explicitly. as long as you understand array methods come from the array prototype, can show that in the debugger, and are no longer confused why everything in MDN says Array.prototype.method
then you're good to go.
you only need to know it in depth if you start Object Oriented Programmging
My VSCode has been giving errors when I try to debug code locally.
I have been able to catch up with a lot of things from the past and the current module.
It still takes me a lot of time to finish one full exercise with all the files, so not many chances to do as many as I would like to.
Import, export, ECMAScript, better test cases, declarative vs. imperative programming, improving array methods and callback functions
Try to finish at least one more problem with all the files to send to the Code Review repo.
It still takes me a lot of time to finish one full exercise with all the files, so not many chances to do as many as I would like to.
these exercises aren't fast, there's a lot of detail and a lot of parts. working through one from start to finish is already great practice.
you can always come back and do more when you have time later. and you'll be practicing the whole process in group projects next module
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