How I learned to Code by Making 180 websites in 180 days
summary
Project documents building 180 websites in 180 days with code published to public GitHub and a daily blog; tools learned and used include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails and Node.js. Deliverables range from canvas physics games and Plinko-style simulations to realtime hashtag visualizers and a collaborative drawing app; notable outcomes include a click counter with 300,000 clicks and an army of 16,000 little dudes. Failures and partial builds appear frequently, and several utilities (color work, email impact) prove reusable.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Start
- 1:47After Grad School
- 2:12Learn to Code
- 3:09Start Small
- 4:35Build 180 Websites in 180 Days
- 4:51Three Rules for Myself
- 5:41First Website
- 6:21Object-Oriented Programming
- 7:14Javascript Objects
- 7:42Day 126
- 8:12Html5 Canvas Element
- 10:17Failure Days
- 11:19San Francisco Hipster Quiz
- 12:34Day 58
- 14:25Electro Bounce
- 15:03Email Impact
- 15:23Trees for the Forest
- 15:41Fractals
- 16:04Color Work
- 17:18Chess Sketch
- 17:36Snake
- 17:59Alien Attack
- 21:03Node Js
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