After going back to school it was a bit difficult to reconcile what was learning at school (at the time it was C#) and what was learning at home ( HTML), but over time I got used to it.

After being so immersed in the Web universe I came across the CSS and it was love to first sight. I ended up meeting the CSS through a tutorial on YouTube.

First course I took on web programming.

At the time I was learning Programming logic with C# via Terminal then exercised by creating the Graphic interface of the Algorithms that developed in the classroom using HTML and CSS.

The Essential JavaScript course of RBteach channel fascinated me, or rather the way the JavaScript was being presented and what he was able to do.

It took me a while to absorb the fundamentals of JavaScript and for so I had to rewatch the course (and exercise, of course) countless times.

After learning JavaScript saw me excited to create the same algorithms he created in school with C# using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. I created initially an algorithm that SUM 2 NUMBERS, then one that RECEIVES A NUMBER AND GENERATES THE TABLE OF THAT NUMBER, and miscellaneous others, all with this wonderful triad.

Click here to access the repository link with the exercises.

It was great to have read, for the first time, a document that organized everything i need to know about HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The book also allowed me to know the PHP, but at the time I didn't the least because backend it was not my focus.

I also learned jquery through it.

I recreated the book project, The Mirror Fashion, only this time for myself. I had a lot of trouble, especially with CSS but in the end, I got it.

I read it just to consolidate the knowledge already acquired and maybe learn one more thing or another that perhaps ended up escaping. finish this book was a struggle, mainly because it was in a format that it felt like a documentation. In the end it ended up becoming mine main source of consultation.