S-STEM Scholar Jaden Speck's Blog

         Welcome to my Full Stack development boot camp week 7! This blog update may be a little short since the topics for this week that were covered before venturing into Java Script; was to learn how to debug our own code and working with not only HTML but also CSS files. Dr. Angela Yu goes into depth explaining how to copy our own full pathways and pull up our sites but references how the compiler works when uploading the code and reading both files at the same time. Doing so, there are rules of hierarchy that come into play when the code uploads so that means I was challenged to look at my own code and see if I can inspect it, then spot the logical errors as my browser was loading up the site.      From what I experienced during this practice challenge is that I would run into errors with how the code oversets default settings to the one's I had already put into place, but it was interesting to see that it wasn't the case here. It had t...

Welcome to the 6th week of the experience with a full stack developer boot camp!                         Above shows what I have worked on quite a bit this week learning about what's called "internal CSS" code!        Now that I've learned how to create the framework essentially of the site, it was time to learn how to start adjusting the aesthetics of the site and work a little bit with the styling kits that are built into CSS code already. I decided to change my profile picture to be a little more casual as an adjustment and made it circular to be slightly more appealing to eye since I didn't like the last block cowboy hat photo. For the theme, I decided to go with some phoenix suns colors and plan on making it look a little bit more appealing later on when I figure out how to get the different layers and textures organized.           Here we still see...

      Welcome to my 5th week of working on the Full-Stack Web Dev boot camp! The progress made this week has taken several hours but I am nothing short of happy for the work done so far with my website. Everything is really coming together, and I have finally gotten it published with the help of github.com!  \                Right here we can see that I've included some more content sections on my webpage; but there is not a table included under work experience.          The syntax or otherwise known as the written code for this was a unique taught experience. Dr. Angela Yu had explained that we physically type the word  "<table> </table?" into our code and set up rows and columns pertaining to each labeled category. Along with this I had learned how to get a functional form that takes user input for contacting me!           The snippet above shows m...