Edward

This looks delicious and the plating is 👨‍🍳💋

lets GOOOOOOOO

a cartoon of spongebob and sandy cheeks driving a car with the word ok on the side ALT: a cartoon of spongebob and sandy cheeks driving a car with the word ok on the side

What I learned in Boating School is how to craft my narrative and resume

the eyeballs were a worthy sacrifice for that gorgeous hair

lets GOOOOOOOO

This is so cool.

Days 91-96 | #100DaysOfCode
More React practice with two games.
tenzies-qqhy.onrender.com
programming-language-hangman.onrender.com

Try em out and lemme know what you think!

Oh that sounds interesting, is that like legislation regarding AI?

What kind of AI research are you doing?

The Wretched of the Earth has been on my to-read list for a while now.

Days 90 | #100DaysOfCode
Took a little break because of sick but I'm back at it again.
- Coding challenge
- More React practice, coding up a little game called Tenzies.

Oh wow that's a really good idea. It's in like with the minimal UI and fairly obvious to the user. I never would've thought of this if you hadn't brought it up. Thank you!

Thanks for the insightful comments.
The first is a really good idea! This is my first go at using React. Still trying to wrap my head around understanding state. This would definitely give me more practice.
The second I'll have to mull a bit. I rather like the clean UI. How to implement...

GOT IT WORKING 🎉

chefs-kiss-backend.onrender.com

GO AND TRY IT OUT! But don't spam it, HuggingFace only gives 300 free API requests a day

Days 85-89 | #100DaysOfCode
Made an AI chef that gives you back a recipe after you tell it what ingredients you have on hand!
Then I added a backend to protect my API key. Currently trying to figure out how to deploy it on render.

Days 81-84 | #100DaysOfCode
- More React practice
- Codewars

Unfortunately I think the tech industry of old of far different from the modern day iteration. 😩

I'm fairly sure this statement is older than I am!

Day 79/80 | #100DaysOfCode
- Code wars
- Working my way through Scrimba React tutorial, created a static page.

I'll keep that in mind for when I get some free time ✌️

I took a semester of it in college. Unfortunately I forgot most of it😔

I wanna get back into it at some point but I've just been too busy with other stuff.

The Kanji alphabet is literally just Chinese, like they took a whole other writing system and decided they wanted to adapt it to their language.

A single addTimeOff() and a helper replace what was essentially the same code twice but with one being 'vacation' variables and the other 'sick' variables. The very creatively named addTimeOffHelper gets around this with some ternary logic = )

Day 77/78 | #100DaysOfCode
- Added week2week functionality in the form of: deleting old shifts / vaca / sick and creating new recurring shifts.
- Minor cosmetic fixes (8.00 -> 8.0), and organizing my code.
- Unified sick/vaca, one form, two buttons. Way more efficient than 2 forms/add functions.

After I'm done with everything, I want to redo this project in React. Thus I've started the scrimba React tutorial while I'm doing the finishing touches.

Moving forward, I still have many minor tweaks that need to be made, the most outstanding being the rendering of the scheduling and overtime audit. Still haven't completely figured out how to format it the way I want when downloaded as pdf.

Day 72-75 | #100DaysOfCode
- Misc bug fixing
- Refactoring code FINALLY to make use of the many schema changes I've made over the past two weeks. This ended up simplifying a lot of logic. Instead of doing convoluted time/date calcs, now I compare one schema field === another schema field.

I've been yelling abt Dates A LOT but I ran into yet another issue today. After lots of tinkering,

Issue: Storing current time zone in the DB but when it came time to render, it assumed UTC and did a conversion backwards to the previous day.

Solution: Write a helper that formats assuming UTC.

Day 70&71 | #100DaysOfCode
Because of the schema changes made yesterday, a bunch of things broke. Spent a bit debugging and changing things around. Something like vaca.map(d => //) becomes vaca.map(d.date => //). Just tedious really.
Added blackout date functionality, time when nobody gets charged!