Here are three main things that I learned from watching this 21 hour tutorial.
1. Programmers aren’t necessarily required to remember every way of how things work. ⚙️⚙️

I learnt being a programmer is being comfortable of not knowing everything in mind but being curious enough to google it, understand and apply it when its needed.

Zach specially in the coding challenges when there came some problems he couldn’t solve on the first try just googled it, or read it from the documenation and implemented it.

Which is the next thing I learned:-
2. The Documentation 📑
Everything- every programming language has its documentation on websites like MDN. Reading it I have found very helpful specially with the cases where you have to go deep into a topic in that language. I liked the MDN site for its clear examples.
Learning these days can’t be easier. The resources are outhere. The people giving them are also nice. For example Zach is a likeable guy he is smart and capable but he is not boastful in any way infact he is comfortable to share when he is uncertain on some stuff. The sites i found on the video were great too.

3. There are some helpful sites. 🎁🎁

I found some cool sites that helped me and will help me in the future in this journey.
codpen.io:- has css, html, and JS and shows the effect of your code in real-time
codewars.io:- has a bunch of coding challenges. there are people who solve it on youtube.
frontendmentor.io:- has css challenges ranging from newbie to advanced
github.io:- this site lets you have a server to your web-site. Every one has it. I don’t fully understand how it works but I just understood I needed it.
mastgames.io:- got to practice their free game on flex-box. I liked it a lot. Helped cement flex-box because of the repition and story added to it. (I was directed to this site from codpen.io)
And the following I got to see from random places:-
stackblitz.io:- its literally like codepen with some unique features. It works like a vs-code as it opens files and stuff like such. Going live is possible as well. So you can watch your work in different tab as you are working on it.
leetcode.com:- saw a couple of programmers on youtube talking about it. Apparently its the famous version of codewars. Will try out the challenges in the future.

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