Day 40/100
Today I implemented HTTP methods in JavaScript using Fetch API!
I got to practice calling the API to create, read, update and delete posts and how to handle errors and responses.
Learn by building, one step at a time!
Day 39/100
Started my journey into React today!
I’m looking forward to continuing to learn, experiment and grow as a developer, from writing vanilla JavaScript to playing with React and its ecosystem.
🚀 Day 38/100
I completed my Star Wars API project using JavaScript’s Fetch API!
I also implemented pagination, allowing users to navigate through pages of starship data using Previous and Next buttons.
This project helped me practice JSON responses and DOM manipulation.
Day 37/100
Today, I practiced fetching from Star wars API (SWAPI), handling API responses and dynamically creating HTML elements to display the details.
I'm also getting more comfortable working with async/await, .then(), and .catch() for handling responses and errors.
Day 36/100
Spent time diving deeper into the JavaScript Fetch API, exploring HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE and how they’re used to retrieve, send, update, and delete data.
Still learning, still practicing, and getting better every day!
Day 35/100
Implemented dark mode in TaskForge using JavaScript event listeners and localStorage to save theme preferences.
Learning by building, one feature at a time!
Day 34/100.
I implemented JavaScript Fetch API into the random UI I created earlier.
I worked on fetching product data from an external API and displaying it dynamically on the webpage, including product images, titles, prices, and descriptions.
Day 33/100.
I started learning about the JavaScript Fetch API!
I explored how to fetch data from an external API, work with promises, and display information dynamically on a webpage.
It's exciting to learn how websites communicate with APIs and retrieve real-world data.
Day 32/100
I worked on creating a random UI using HTML and Tailwind CSS.
I practiced building layouts, styling components, and bringing different UI elements together.
Every day is another opportunity to learn, experiment, and grow as a developer. One step at a time!
Day 31/100
Today, I focused on practicing JavaScript Keyboard Events and implementing them in my TaskForge task manager.
I worked with keydown events to handle user interactions, including using the Esc key to close modals and keyboard shortcuts to improve the user experience.
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Day 25 of #100DaysOfCode | Day 91 of #200DaysOfCode with @BlockfuseLabs 🚀
Part 1: Building core JavaScript logic for a Student Record Manager! 💻🎓
Used pure array methods like .filter(), .sort(), and .map() to organize student data, calculate GPA averages & search records.
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Day 30/100
I started working on a task manager project called TaskForge!
I'm building features like task creation, and a dashboard to track total, completed, pending, and overdue tasks.
It's exciting to keep turning what I've learned in JavaScript into something practical.
Day 29/100
Today, I continued exploring JavaScript DOM events, focusing on mouse events and keyboard events. I learned how to respond to user interactions, such as clicks, mouse movements, and key presses, using event listeners.
Yesterday, I attended Health by Design at @blockfuselabs 💜
We explored screen time, prolonged sitting, stress, and work-life balance.
A great reminder that growth in tech shouldn't come at the expense of our well-being. Building healthy habits matters too!
Day 27/100.
Today I dived deeper into JavaScript Local Storage and implemented it in a task manager system!
I learned how to save tasks using localStorage, work with JSON.stringify() and JSON.parse(), and keep tasks available even after refreshing the page.
Day 26/100
Today I worked on my project from yesterday and finally completed it!
Working with Tailwind CSS, spacing, responsiveness and overall UI structure took a lot of practice to get the layout together.
Day 25 /100
Back at Tailwind CSS today and created a responsive UI using reusable utility classes.
Layouts & Spacing, Typography, Cards, Colors & Responsive Design. Implementing the concepts one component at a time.
Day 24/100
Today I went through JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) and got to know how it is used for storing, sending and exchanging data between applications.
I also looked into how JSON.parse() and JSON.stringify() work in JavaScript.
Day 24 of #100DaysOfCode | Day 90 of #200DaysOfCode with @BlockfuseLabs 🚀
Part 3: Mobile & screen optimization! 📱💻
Used Tailwind breakpoint modifiers (sm:, md:, lg:) to stack UI blocks, fix mobile touch targets & ensure fluid grid layouts.
90 days down! ⚡
Day 23 of #100DaysOfCode | Day 89 of #200DaysOfCode with @BlockfuseLabs 🚀
Part 2 is live! 🎉
Deployed our interactive UI Showcase featuring real-time button states, modal triggers, dynamic form inputs & notification toasts! 🎨🌐
Responsiveness up next! ⚡

































