by dacodaa | Jan 23, 2018 | Free Lance, Inspiration, Learning, podcast, Web Design, Web Development
One of the fruits of this digital media age is the audio podcast. Once downloaded on your mobile device, you can listen and learn anywhere. Whether it be waiting for an appointment, between flights at the airport, jogging, or even driving, you can saturate your mind... by dacodaa | Jan 7, 2018 | Free Lance, Inspiration, Learning, Web Design, Web Development
2018 is here, and like every new year, everyone has committed to some form of resolution to improve in 2018. This is a good thing, for we all realize that there is something or many somethings in our life we want to improve on. For many of us, we start off with full... by dacodaa | Oct 25, 2017 | Free Lance, Inspiration, Web Design, Web Development
The schedule of a freelancer is unpredictable, you could have a continuous run of jobs and projects that may last weeks and even months. Then there are inactive times between projects that may last longer than you had envisioned. In certain respects, this can be a... by dacodaa | Oct 7, 2017 | Free Lance, Inspiration, Web Design, Web Development
The neat thing about designing or developing websites is that there aren’t too many factors involved to do it. If a computer and internet connection is available, you are good to go. How about a comparison to other endeavors, such as sports. If you want to play... by dacodaa | Jul 25, 2017 | Inspiration, Java Script, Learning, PHP, Web Design, Web Development
People think programming is this pure kind of logical thinking when it’s mostly 99% banging your head against a wall until the wall gives. Jeff Atwood [Co-Founder of Stackoverflow] A few articles ago, “Learn Code By Repetition,” I mentioned something... by dacodaa | Jul 8, 2017 | Inspiration, Java Script, Learning, Web Design, Web Development
I remember going through a Developers forum and reading about a young new developer who claims that he learned Java Script by reading a popular Java Script book. He also said that after 30 days, he totally understood how to program Java Script. Of course, there were... 
