I took the Introduction to Git and GitHub course on the Coursera. This was completely new information for me. I have learned many different commands. I was surprised that there is even a git help command that gives information on any command. I think I will use this often.
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Then I practiced with learngitbranching. This game helped me remember most of the commands and learn new ones.
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While I was going through Linux survival I learned a lot of new Linux commands, such as cat, df, ps, grep etc. A lot of them I learned in the previous course. It's really powerful, so I will use it a lot.
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I also read articles about the http protocol. All information was very useful and new to me.
I took the Introduction to Git and GitHub course on the Coursera, week 3 and 4. I already knew some commands from previous lessons, like fetch, merge, pull, push etc. I learned a lot about code review and tracking issues. Maybe it would be useful in the future.
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I took 1 and 2 weeks of the course HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers. I learned a lot about the W3C validator, semantic tags, HTML entities, CSS box-sizing etc. What surprised me the most was the CSS rule "Last declaration wins". This cleared up a lot of the bugs I've run into before 😅
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I took the courses Learn HTML and Learn CSS on Codeacademy. They weren't new for me.
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In article Responsive web design basics I learned a lot new stuff like meta viewport tag, layout floats using percentages for the width, multiple-column layout. I will definitely use a meta viewport tag in future.
I finally figured out the flexbox with FLEXBOX. Вчимося верстати на флексах, which I studied a little earlier. I also learned a lot about flex-direction, order, flex-basis/grow/shrink etc. I was most surprised that you can set the distance between items using a negative margin and positive padding. I will use it.
I also listened CSS Grid Layout playlist. I learned a lot about grid-template-rows, grid-template-columns, grid-template-areas, minmax, repeat etc.
I played the Flexbox Froggy and GRID GARDEN games. It was super fun 😁
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