You guys are too nice, it's like your all scared to call a spade a spade. When something is shit simply say it's shit. Then proceed to explain how it can be improved.
So first and foremost, it's shit and your not a front-end developer.
If this is something your passionate about, then take the time to embrace and love the nuance of it all.
However because of how your brain works regarding space, instead of trying to visualise it in your head, sketch it out on paper first, note the width, height, padding and margins (good time to study the Box Model as it will help you understand how padding and margins will effect your space)
And take it slowly from there. Infact also look at how other sites handle CSS, preferably standard stuff then slowly build up to using SCSS, then this will enable you to appreciate CSS in JS and how it can be a blessing and a curse if not done with some planning before hand.
Now if your natural abilities are in back end development, then there is nothing wrong in sticking with that field, there is so much in that arena that is amazing to learn.
So first and foremost, it's shit and your not a front-end developer.
I genuinely chuckled when I read this because I couldn't agree more(in some sense) :)
sketch it out on paper first, note the width, height, padding and margins
I greatly appreciate this feedback, I know I'm going to have a hard time doing it, but I will definitely try. Thanks a lot!
Just don't be shit at it. Be amazing!
I couldn't agree more. I really don't want to be 'shit' :)
It sounded harsh at first, but your feedback was definitely on-the-point and direct. I like that in feedbacks. Thank you genuinely for helping me on my road to 'not being shit' :)
I have to agree here. You're not a front-end developer.
You're a javascript developer.
Front-end includes the entire front-end, call yourself a JS or backend, or fullstack developer it's more appropriate, and quite insulting to real front-end guys.
I have to agree here. You're not a front-end developer.
You're a javascript developer.
Yes, especially the javascript dev part. I completely agree. I prefer logic and if I was to define myself I would also define myself as a js dev than a front-end dev.
and quite insulting to real front-end guys.
I apologize if calling myself front-end offended you in any way whatsoever - I had not considered that it could be felt like an insult. I do try to cope with CSS, but I'm afraid that it's just so much more difficult than any other form of web development(I prefer constructing a whole NoSQL database over writing CSS for a single page)
Again, I apologize if the post was insulting. But I am trying to become one of you guys :)
Hopefully, my next post will not feel as much of an insult as this one.
Thank you for your feedback Ahmed!
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You guys are too nice, it's like your all scared to call a spade a spade. When something is shit simply say it's shit. Then proceed to explain how it can be improved.
So first and foremost, it's shit and your not a front-end developer.
If this is something your passionate about, then take the time to embrace and love the nuance of it all.
However because of how your brain works regarding space, instead of trying to visualise it in your head, sketch it out on paper first, note the width, height, padding and margins (good time to study the Box Model as it will help you understand how padding and margins will effect your space)
And take it slowly from there. Infact also look at how other sites handle CSS, preferably standard stuff then slowly build up to using SCSS, then this will enable you to appreciate CSS in JS and how it can be a blessing and a curse if not done with some planning before hand.
Now if your natural abilities are in back end development, then there is nothing wrong in sticking with that field, there is so much in that arena that is amazing to learn.
Just don't be shit at it. Be amazing!
So first and foremost, it's shit and your not a front-end developer.I genuinely chuckled when I read this because I couldn't agree more(in some sense) :)
sketch it out on paper first, note the width, height, padding and marginsI greatly appreciate this feedback, I know I'm going to have a hard time doing it, but I will definitely try. Thanks a lot!
Just don't be shit at it. Be amazing!I couldn't agree more. I really don't want to be 'shit' :)
It sounded harsh at first, but your feedback was definitely on-the-point and direct. I like that in feedbacks. Thank you genuinely for helping me on my road to 'not being shit' :)
I have to agree here. You're not a front-end developer.
You're a javascript developer.
Front-end includes the entire front-end, call yourself a JS or backend, or fullstack developer it's more appropriate, and quite insulting to real front-end guys.
I have to agree here. You're not a front-end developer.You're a javascript developer.
Yes, especially the javascript dev part. I completely agree. I prefer logic and if I was to define myself I would also define myself as a js dev than a front-end dev.
and quite insulting to real front-end guys.I apologize if calling myself front-end offended you in any way whatsoever - I had not considered that it could be felt like an insult. I do try to cope with CSS, but I'm afraid that it's just so much more difficult than any other form of web development(I prefer constructing a whole NoSQL database over writing CSS for a single page)
Again, I apologize if the post was insulting. But I am trying to become one of you guys :)
Hopefully, my next post will not feel as much of an insult as this one.
Thank you for your feedback Ahmed!