Just leveled up in JS! 🚀 setTimeout pitfalls (var vs let loops), first-class functions, and function expressions. Irony is functions are just values in JavaScript. So assigned to variables, invoked from other functions. That's when it clicked. Thinking in functions now > 🧠

The uttermost reason to use @ChatGPTapp alongside your learning platform is that chatgpt introduces you to every other trap, additional doubts, and infinite question you haven't thought of. Learning closures with SetTimeout.

Been inactive since month. Today I'm back to restart my web-dev journey - sharing the blog about JavaScript closures. If you too struggled Closures, this might help. Read closures👇 atharvintech.hashnode.dev/un…

I bet having access to people smarter than you is a blessing, not threat!

Built the clone of Linear website from scratch. It took a long time but was worth working on it. Learnt many new CSS tips, used Semantic elements to design the layout. #BuildingInPublic #CSS #FrontEndDeveloper #WebDevelopment

Late night grind-Building clone of website Linear!

JS Journey: Day 21 Topic: Block chain & TDZ Understood the TDZ and internal working of hoisting of let/const. TDZ=code order Got to know logic behind Reference, Syntax, and Type error. Specially worked with let/const variable, their behavior when redlecared within same scope.

JS Journey: Day 20 Topic: Scope chain and Lexical environment in JS Resolved the variables and functions with linked list of scopes. Scope = code structure = lexical environment. Solved the programs/closures with reference to lexical environment Reference creates scope chain.

It my birthday ❤

JS Journey:Day-19 Topic: Undefined/Not-defined and The scope chain. Linking hoisting with undefined and not defined creates a clear difference b/w them. Understood the scope chain by which the engine finds the variable and function block. Learning from the best @akshaymarch7

JS Journey:Day-18 Topic: Global space, Global object and basics of THIS keyword. An empty program = shortest JS program. Window === this //true Learnt about ReferenceError. So on the way to core of JS and magic behind the scenes and I'm getting good at it with every day.

The best engineers don’t rush to answers. They slow down to frame better problems.

JS Journey: Day-16 Topic:Core fundamentals of JS Step back before closures to get more hands on with JS behavior. So, deep dived under the hood of JS working, execution context and Hoisting. Concept of Not defined and Undefined. Thanks to @akshaymarch7 🔥 you're BEST!

JS Journey: Day-15 Topic: Callback and Higher order Functions. It was tough understanding the functions, but finally getting good with it. Took some challenges both from @Hiteshdotcom sir lecture and got the logic behind the flow of higher functions.

It’s a game of patience. Lekin issue peer pressure ka h. Aap agr e-commerce jaisa project b build krte ho to log aapko bolenge ki AI ke zmane me ye kya boring project h. Ye alag baat h ki duniya aaj b e-commerce pe hi chal rhi. Ab aise statement ke baad aap todo app ya aur koi logic building project bnane se hi drte ho ki kuch bada hi bnayenge, AI type ka. Pta aapko b h andr se ki foundation nhi h, confidence todo me b nhi h lekin aajkl to sab kuch unique n AI hi bnate h. Sikhne ki sabki apni speed n process h lekin pressure itna h ki kisi ko bta nhi skte ki mai HTML sikh rha ya maine khud se 1 card design kiya bcz log bolenge ye to AI hi kr dega. AI use kro, jmke kro. Lekin AI ek race car ki trh h. Aapke purane experience pe depend krega ki aap isko kitna acche se use kr paoge. Aur vo purana experience to basic project bna ke hi aata h. It’s not AI problem, it’s peer pressure problem.

Since I started learning JS, late night reading on documentation became mandatory. Thoda @Hiteshdotcom sir ka lecture aur uspr MDN ka documentation ho toh chije aasan ho jati hai❤🔥🙌🏻