I learned the basics of market research.

Anybody have any tips? I'm new to this kind of research!

I just learned this "learning in public" journal exists hahaha

Reading "English grammar in use". I finished the last lesson about modal verbs and completed this section. Passive voice is the next one!

I learned CSS user-select: (stop users copying text!)

Not the perfect day for surfing. I learned that it's better to come in the morning because even after 10am there is strong wind.

I learned a lot of cool things about modern-day Saudi Arabia.

I learned that, actually, JS devs would rather camelCase than UPPERCASE for constants 😁

Well, my updated JavaScript course added a section on var/let/const (which I kinda knew already), but I didn't know about the naming conventions, for example UPPERCASE for const.

console.log("Hello, world.") b/c my JS course had a makeover 😂

Which is fine, because now I can solidify what I've learned already 🤗

Coding

Just learned that you should always pay attention to the passing arguments in render methods.
I have "render_to_string" method inside JSON answer in Rails controller. And I forgot to pass "locals" with my variable there.
Either this or use @instant variables inside partial views. But it' better to always pass.

I learned how to sign up for Learning Story

I learned about closures in JavaScript.

It's so interesting to see syntax like this...

callFunction(argumentForFunction)(argumentForNestedFunction);

I'm taking this course: https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-javascript-course/

Reading "Lean startup" and learning a lot about different strategies on how to test your product idea even without meaningful MVP.

I'm currently reading Atomic Habits. I learned that habits are highly dependent on your environment. If you want to build or break habits, changing your environment is a key strategy.

Also, I learned that Learning Story launched! 🚀🎉

I learned that Aladdin is spelled with double D and not double L 🙈