u/CookieBusy2925

This may feel very small to most people but i am so proud of myself! a year ago, i started learning to code and i did great up until i had to learn about properly nesting. For some reason my brain just could not compute it properly. Fast forward to yesterday, I figured why not pick it back up. I watched youtube tutorials for the past 2 days just trying to catch up on what i remembered and start back at nesting tags… well after searching for so long, Iman Musa was able to finally get it to click for me! i was at work at the time and i just kept on repeating it in my head until i got home and when i got home i was able to

1. Built a 4-page HTML website with working navigation without a video and only asking Claude at the very end when i had closed my html tags to go over my code and give me any notes.
   2.Learned semantic HTML structure
   3.Set up Git and GitHub for the first time
2. Used the terminal to configure version control
3. Created a custom VS Code snippet to speed up my workflow
4. Pushed my first repository to GitHub

I feel good and i can’t wait to learn more! small wins but they stack up!

to add some context i didn’t pay for this, it was given to me and brand new 2 days ago. this is one reason why i’d never buy a disposable. i can imagine this was probably ~ $60 to burn not even halfway through. i was hardly hitting it for 5 seconds so i know i didn’t cause this to happen by hitting “blinkers”