Hi, my name is Brandon. I wanted to give to the community since I get a lot from it myself. I always like to give back when, and where I can. I’m a new guy and I hope that this helps someone. Even if it’s only one person. I used to get hung up so much on these to do lists. I was able to cut this down by 75% buy reviewing my work. Now i have a system i run through.
First i check the error. Next I check the area around the said error. and period, capital letter, misspell, missed code step. I check all of that. I’ll run through the entire document. If I cant find it then I restart the to do lesson. I don’t mind doing the lesson twice. The more we do these hands on lessons the better we will become. freeCodeCamp is good. we need to take advantage of this blessing. I’ve learned a lot from this platform. I started off on a cellphone. Never got past Basic HTML. Got a laptop to invest in myself, i retook everything. Aced it in less than one day. So don’t give up, always check your work, and restart if you need to. Then outsource. I am sure that as a coder you need to be able to problem solve. Work with a team where you check your buddies code, and they check yours. learn what to look for. Anyway, I hope this helps someone.
And to the people that created this platform, and lesson plans, and helped to keep the lights on. Thank you. i am grateful to have this opportunity in my life. And I am definitely going to pay it forward when i am in a better position in life. You all helped me to change my life. Hopefully I get to take what i learn from freeCodeCamp and make my own difference in the world. Thank you for your time everyone, From your friend Brandon Donald.