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Learned authentication (logins, cookies, passport and jason web tokens). So excited to be nearly done with the entire bootcamp. This should be the last week of learning Bootstrap components and next week we do some JS review coupled with Bootstrap. I have gone through the whole past two weeks and redone it due to an error I made on an assignment as well as foolishly doing a hard reset on GIT to my project LOL but it kind of worked out because there content I learned is really cemented and now I know why I'm doing what I'm doing.

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The portfolio project that you design and code on your own occurs at the same time we are working on the 'Nucampsite' page. We are being slowly pressured to learn and do more. My biggest takeaway comparing to Colt Steeles Udemy Bootcamp course is that you are doing a codealong all week in Nucamp but during the online workshop the way it directs you to code forces you to think about what you learned prior. Using the Nucamp learning medium, submitting assignments, using Zoom, finally understanding GIT (researched on my own), using slack and pacing myself to retain the knowledge. I'm starting to really get a rhythm for the way Nucamp teaches. I pray the JavaScript gods take pity on me рџ™Џрџ™Џрџ™Џ notation, key value pairs, string template literals, methods (new and old), components, functions and arrow functions have been jammed into my head. Understanding how class, extends, super, constructor, properties, the 'this'. *still you will be using everything you learned in conjunction with what you are learning. Yet these methods do things that you would've manually written out and gives more ability to create a webpage with less code.

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I would compare this section to be like learning how to create a webpage with custom JS utilizing the library of React for whatever you want rather than using premade methods. It isn't a language per se but a library you are using to declare what will happen and what will be seen. Learning about components, how react imports and exports components, learning to use yarn instead NPM in the terminal, getting a taste of Reactstrap (bootstrap syntax in react), using bootstrap at the same time and trying to use the functionality of array methods like map() filter() etc to easily recreate your Nucamp portfolio project you made in the Bootstrap course. Understanding JavaScript and its syntax as well as syntactical sugar is the key to not being over whelmed in React.

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I like his teaching style and I am happy to see all of my bootstrap classmates got carried over into the React portion of the Full Stack web dev course. Pretty easy tbh but we finally met our new instructor this last Saturday. The week 1 was mostly filled with code challenges reinforcing classes and objects in JavaScript.

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Week 1 Update REACT Course (technically week 6) I'm sure this will get easier with practice! I feel a lot of pressure to learn then try to take 10 steps back and code my stuff.

My biggest qualm has been that I wish I had more time to work on my portfolio project. Truly eye opening and now I want to make everything with Hooks to rid myself of all the set up when not using it. Today our instructor also took some time to go over Hooks. Learning React Animations and how to create them is so interesting. Making an App for mobile only 'ios or android' is really cool. I liken this to knowing how to ride a bicycle and then learning to ride a recumbent bicycle. Majority of React Natives difficulty has been being sure to know how to use components but in a new environment of React Native. We just finished this week and the similarities from the React course are a bummer but at the same time proves that I understand how to work with React and Redux. I'll be commenting on this thread every 4 weeks in regards to my experience and whether or not I feel it was worth it. I currently feel mediocre with HTML, CSS, JS and Bootstrap.

I've gone through youtube, Freecodecamp, some books and Udemy courses. I've spent majority of it working out and keeping house.ДЈ months into unemployment I decided to try and learn to code on my own.

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I like many others was laid off and have had a lot of free time on my hands. Saturdays online workshops with your instructor from 9am-1pm. I just enrolled in the Full Stack Web Development Boot Camp starting Dec 7th 2020 which should finish May 1st 2021. Hiya, first just wanted to use my journey to hopefully aid someone in the future who is shopping around for coding boot camps and happens to stumble upon Nucamp and wishes to learn from my success or failures.