by Gerald Watanabe | Mar 3, 2020 | Compilers, Editors, HTML & CSS, Java Script, Learning, PHP, ReactJS, Tools
Online Web Enviroments to Practice Coding Young coders today are so lucky! The tools I mention below makes learning and practicing so fun and enjoyable. In my day, you had to code in your text editor and refresh the browser every time you made an edit. Some of...
by Gerald Watanabe | Sep 20, 2019 | Learning, Videos, Web Development
A Step by Step Process of How I Fixed This Google Alert The Work Flow Determine the problem Fix the problem Request validation (problem solved) Recieve validation approval If your website is registered with Google Search Console, you may receive alerts where...
by Gerald Watanabe | Jul 27, 2019 | Analytics, Inspiration, Learning, Videos, Web Design, Web Development
Looking At Five Web Developer Surveys Some developers relish the thought of studying statistics, data, and analytics that are related to the web design and development world. Others may casually take a look and find the data interesting and move on. In any...
by Gerald Watanabe | Jul 13, 2019 | Learning, Videos, Web Design, Web Development
Setting up Google Search Console (Formerly Webmaster Tools) This is a client tutorial for those tech savvy clients who have expressed interest in setting up their own Google Search Console for their website. A step by step workflow is taught in the video I...
by Gerald Watanabe | Jun 28, 2019 | Flexbox, Frameworks, Grid, HTML & CSS, Java Script, Learning, ReactJS, Web Development
What is Scrimba? Scrimba is the next-generation platform for learning how to code. Our screencasts enable you to interact with the code directly in the player. This way, you’ll have more fun and learn faster. Our courses subjects like HTML, CSS,...
by Gerald Watanabe | Dec 6, 2018 | Backend, Java Script, Learning, Web Design, Web Development
So why would I want to learn Node.js? It is the future of web development. Node.js is a representative of a younger web development generation. Learning tutorials provided at the bottom of this post to help you get started! So what is Node.js? Before I looked...
