CSS
Simon loves CSS and has been spending much of his time practicing it. According to him, HTML looks ugly without the CSS: CSS drop-downs
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Simon loves CSS and has been spending much of his time practicing it. According to him, HTML looks ugly without the CSS: CSS drop-downs
Simon’s first sketch in Bash.
With this simple JavaScript code you can make a webcam!
I wouldn’t publish this video if it wasn’t for one observation: this electricity project would have taken two hours just a few months ago. Now Simon assembles things like this … Continue reading Progress Documented
Every evening Simon practices a little piano, whatever he has been working on with his piano teacher whom he attends twice a week.
In this video Simon explains the method of querySelectorAll in JavaScript. He used it for a SVG challenge from LearnWebCode. Unfortunately, after several hours of work, when he was nearly there, the … Continue reading Focus on the process
Simon has been trying different courses in JacaScript on Khan Academy, making some fun animations as part of tasks:
“Mom! A boy was playing shooting games on the computer!” – the children ran up to our table, red-faced and interrupting each other as my husband and I were preparing … Continue reading Don’t Shoot!
Equations with variables on both sides remain a difficult subject to grasp. Well, all right, we only tried it twice so far. On Monday evening I saw Simon sit down … Continue reading Equations with variables on both sides