A little about me
My name is Dong Thi Thu Thao, but everybody calls me Martina. I'm self-studying to become a programmer.
I've decided to up-root my life by changing my career path, because I value the degree of freedom that
coding skill provides. I also believe that technological progress will grow rapidly, so I want to harness
my natural traits of creativity and analytical thinking into a real world contribution.
What kinds of problems does this combination of skills solve?
- Analytical understanding of the problem, yet finding an innovative solution.
- A rage of task from conceptualization to implementation and troubleshooting.
I still have a long way to go though, and I'm aware that I will have to keep learning as long as I want to do
this,
but this is how I believe my personal traits are going to help be become a good programmer.
My programming skills
- Python: basic syntax, simple scripts, working with data types, loops, conditionals, classes, files
handling
- HTML:creating a basic webpage (headers, paragraphs, links, lists)
- CSS: adding basic styles to HTML elements (colors, fonts, margins)
- JavaScript: basic syntax, writing functions, minor DOM manipulations
- GitHub Pages: basic web development and static site deployment
- Git version control: management of project codebase with IDE usage (IntelliJ, Visual Studio Code, GitHub)
- There's a link to my gitHub profile: Thaotic-good
Right now I'm following tutorial moduls on
MDN Web Docs, wih help of which I created this page! I've also been writing down a so-called 'cheatsheet'
which helps me retain the information as I'm forced to re-articulate big concepts into bite-size basics.
Check it out and definitely find my interpretation of DOM. As I go through the guides, I will find a more elegant way to embed it, but here it is:
