My new website is finally completed. This month I’ve decided to finally close the project completely emptying my backlog. Here it is a redesign of a redesign that I’ve started 13 months ago...

Using FTP programs to add every change on your projects is not only annoying but also time-consuming. Fortunately, there’s a quick fix for that, which is going to save you lots of time in the long run.

This summer was certainly rich in code - I created my website, gained Front End Certification via Free Code Camp, completed Coursera Full Stack Specialization Courses that focuses on MEAN Stack working and developing websites for clients at the same time.

14th of December 2015 is undoubtedly one of the most important days of my life. That day I discovered Free Code Camp and fell in love with JavaScript (and programming in general).

I thought about creating this game for quite a long while. Honestly, I had all concepts figured out before I even started coding, but in the end the challenge turned out to be much more difficult then I presumed.

Free Code Camp is a demanding and time-consuming development course that aims to teach JavaScript code. To gain my Front-End Certification I have to complete two last projects. One of which is JavaScript game of Tic Tac Toe.

Since I have a new and shiny website I can finally add some more insights into Free Code Camp projects. In order to get my Front-End Certification I need to complete few last projects - one of which is creating a Pomodoro Clock.

Creating a new website is something I had in mind for a few months now. So far I’ve created 3 or 4 projects using WordPress as a CMS (Content Management System).

So what exactly is Summer of Code? I’ve been coding now for a full year, both at work and at home as a hobby. At the same time I’ve struggled to finish first degree of my studies. Today was my last exam, and it’s time to start a new chapter in my life.