Udemy Documentation 3

The document summarizes Roberto's learning from sections of a web development course. In sections 10-12, he learned about JavaScript basics like alerts, data types, and variables. Section 11 covered DOM manipulation and time management techniques. Section 12 included dice game challenges to apply JavaScript. Sections 13-15 covered advanced JavaScript, DOM manipulation, sound, animations, and mixing different programming concepts. Sections 16-18 discussed the importance of backend development for web applications, how it controls application logic and user experience, and introduced responsive design and Express.js framework. Roberto found backend topics challenging but is continuing to learn.

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Udemy Documentation 3

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Roberto M. Ladres Jr.

BSIT 4 3rd – 5th Week of September

Web Development
Sections 10-12
In these first three sections, what I have learned from the videos that the instructor
used to talked about and discussed are the following.
In Section 10: the main topic that was being discussed was all about, “Introduction
to JavaScript”, JavaScript alerts, Data types, JavaScript variables, String Concatenation,
String Casting and a lot more. In this section I have learned the basic concept that makes
me familiar with JavaScripting and how it works. I have learned the basic codes that are
commonly used in JavaScript. I have learned that the alert box takes the focus away from
the current window, useful for alerting users to something important and forces the user
to read a message. In JavaScript, there are five basics, or primitive, types of data. The
five most basic types of data are strings, numbers, Booleans, undefined, and null. We
refer to these as primitive data types.
In section 11: the main topic that was being discussed in this section was all about,
DOM: Document Object Model. Discussed here were the introductory lessons for DOM
and Manipulating and Changing styles of HTML and Java scripts. Teacher Angela also
gives us important lesson in this section which is to do 20 Minute Method. 20 Minute
Method is a time management system that encourages people to work with the time they
have—rather than against it. Using this method, you break your workday into 20-minute
chunks separated by five-minute breaks.
In section 12: the main topic that was being discussed in this section was all about,
the Dice Game, in this section it is full of challenges that allows me to broaden my
perspective towards the wide used of JavaScript and its uses. I really want to thank
Angela, because she teaches me through these challenges, step by step, she also teach
me how to search for the best solution in building a code.
These are the things I have learned in these sections, and I realized that I am quite
familiar with the tags that was being used in the discussion. It’s a nice listening!

Sections 13-15
In these three sections, what I have learned from the videos that the instructor used
to talked about and discussed are the following.
In Section 13: the main topic that was being discussed is all about, “Advance
Javascript and DOM Manipulation”, in line with section are the discussions that talks about
Adding listener to the button, how to play sounds in the webpage, how to use switch
statement in JavaScript and a lot more. I also amazed by the fact that we can do an
animation in Javascript. It was a fun experience, and I am looking forward for more. In this
section Angela teach us on how to deal with lack of progress. I realized that you only learn
the things that are relevant to what it is that you're trying to achieve.
In section 14: the main topic that was being discussed is all about “jQuery”. jQuery
is an open-sourced JavaScript library that simplifies creation and navigation of web
applications. Angela teaches us in this section that we need to do Mixing Knowledge. To
give an example so in programming let's say in one of the modules you were learning
about conditional statements, if and else, and in another part, you were learning about
loops, like for loops, while loops. Now if you just learn all of those things in like a capsule,
right, where you just learn one thing and you only use that one thing then the connections
that you're making your brain are not as strong as if you had been able to mix up these
concepts and somehow use them together.
In section 15: the main topic that was being discussed was all about the Simon
Game. In this section it is another challenge that allows me to broaden my perspective
towards the wide used of JavaScript and its uses. I really want to thank Angela, because
she teaches me through these challenges, step by step, she also teaches me how to
process the logic with the challenge.
These are the things I have learned in these sections, and I realized that I am quite
familiar with the tags that was being used in the discussion. It’s a nice listening!

Sections 16-18

In these three sections, what I have learned from the videos that the instructor used
to talked about and discussed are the following.
The success of a web application depends on backend development because it
controls the application logic, as I learned through this series of posts. The backend
development phase takes care of every responsibility needed to run a website. As a result,
the backend code's quality will have an effect on the user experience a website provides.
If the backend code has errors, a website may frequently crash, operate slowly, or face
other performance problems. I also learned that modern web designers can create multi-
user, real-time online programs using responsive web design. Programmers may
construct effective and quick web applications thanks to the Express JS JavaScript library,
which helps with managing routing, HTTP requests, sessions, error handling, and other
responsibilities. Additionally, among the most well-liked.
The things I have learned in these sections is that the Backend Web Development,
it’s still hard for me to digest all the information and slowly I’m still learning it.