I liked a lot Udemy git course. Especially materials about pull-request and branching was useful for me. And, here is my answers to three questions, which was listed in general requirements:
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Materials about pull-requests was totally new for me. Also, information about conflicts, branches and merging was partly new for me too.
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I was suprised, that is the thing like staging area exists in git. Also, the thing about octopus was surprising me too.
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I totally will use all the things, that i learned during the course. But right now, i will use knowledge about pull-requests.
During task 1, i learned many new things.
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Mostly, materials from "Networking for Web Developers" was new for me.
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I was surprised on TTL of packets behavior during connection, and how traceroute works with that.
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I will use knowledges of bash commands to work more productive in command line in future.
List of completed tasks screenshots:
2.Configuring Linux Web Servers
3.Networking for Web Developers
List of completed tasks screenshots:
- So far, this Udemy course is the best in my opinion. Instrucrors bring a lot information in a funny way, but in the same time there was a lot of practical tasks, which helps a lot to understand basic things in JS. For example - loops for two-dimensional arrays, i didn't fully undrestand how it works earlier. But now all seems clear. Oh, and flexboxfroggy was really helpful too!
- Lessons like "Object Decorator Patterns" and "Pseudoclassical Patterns" was kinda complex, but in the end very informative. Very useful last practice task, but i need to do more practice to fully understand OOP things in JS. Also, thanks for You Don't Know JS book - it's very helpful.
- All information in this course was new for me. It was very interesting to know about offline first implementation on web apps. Also, i get useful information about building site skeleton on slow connetcion (or "lie-fi").
Memory - Pair Game on gh-pages
- It was very useful lesson. Information about CRP and perfomance instrument in Chrome Dev tools was new for me, and i already found where i can implement my new skill. Also, articles from extra materials about V8 and memory management in browser were informative.