London | 26-ITP-Jan | Data groups | Alex Okorefe

[Alex-Os-Dev-Lab]

Codewars Progress Checker

https://codeyourfuture.github.io/Codewars-Progress-Checker/#A_Okorefe_DevLab

Links to your completed pull requests for each sprint:

• Sprint 3 Coursework Exercises - Alarm Clock - Data Groups
  London | 26-ITP-Jan | Alex Okorefe | Sprint 3 | Alarm clock CodeYourFuture/Module-Data-Groups#1179
• Sprint 2 Coursework Exercises - Data Groups
  London | 26-ITP-Jan | Alex Okorefe | sprint 2 | coursework CodeYourFuture/Module-Data-Groups#1194
• Sprint 3 Coursework Exercises - Quote generator - Data Groups
  London | 26-ITP-Jan | Alex Okorefe | Sprint 3 | Quote generator CodeYourFuture/Module-Data-Groups#1186
• Alex Okorefe - Brag Diary
  https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Py9YmqY2WqcHT7VbwzuBP-WDaKXRb03uVvYazIVvzWg/edit?usp=sharing

I have implemented a 'Brag Diary' to systematically track my transition from static web design to logic-driven development. While I started the course focused on HTML and CSS layout, the past few weeks marked a significant shift into JavaScript, where I learned to transform static pages into dynamic applications. By documenting my progress. Such as building a live search filter for the TV Show project and successfully integrating the TVMaze API to fetch real-time data.

I am building a body of evidence that proves my ability to handle complex asynchronous logic and DOM manipulation. This diary serves as a record of my problem-solving journey, providing concrete examples I can use in technical interviews to demonstrate how I bridge the gap between design and functionality

Demo Session Screenshot

[cjyuan]

Missing an explanation of how you have used your “Brag Diary” to record your progress

[Alex-Os-Dev-Lab]

Missing an explanation of how you have used your “Brag Diary” to record your progress

I have included the explanation for this now