Solution to the MongoDB Aggregation Pipeline Challenge 1 Solution. Shows in real life example of mongo aggregation and how to use it it gather necessary data. Learn about how to use the mongo aggregate and how to return mongo data in a csv using JavaScript

Challenge 21 in 365 days of coding. Today is a mongoDB challenge. A challenge that will test your mongoDB aggregation pipeline knowledge. MongoDB aggregation pipeline challenge.

Rachael where tf have you been?! get an update on why I have not been posting 365 days of challenges

Create a portfolio. If you are a dev that does not have a portfolio create one! This isn’t necessarily to get a job interview as I’ve literally never needed one but it is a fun exercise! If you don’t have anything to put in a portfolio it may suggest you spend too much time on your work and not enough time learning things and creating things out side of work! take some time off and make something small and fun that you would be proud to show off!

Write a basic Arduino project. I have yet to meet a dev that didn’t want to at least try messing with an Arduino at one point so why not do it?

Learn a new skill. This can be in a language you already know, learn a new language, just learn something you didn’t already know today in the programming world.

Day 16 of 365 Days of Coding! Another JavaScript array challenge. Create a function that accepts an array and returns an array of the passed in array with no duplicates. Remove all duplicates from an array in JavaScript

How to Create a Loading Spinner Animation with HTML and CSS. Create a loading spinner without JavaScript. Learn how to do CSS animation to make a loading spinner. Day 15 of 365 Days of Coding

Day 15 of 365 Days of Coding! We have another frontend challenge! Create a loading spinner using HTML and CSS

Learn how to create a progress bar using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I will explain the css behind how to make a progress bar work. I will go through step by step how to make a progress bar primarily out of HTML and CSS. Day 14 of 365 Days of Coding

Day 14 of 365 Days of Coding! We have another frontend challenge! Create a progress bar. This can be a pretty or as boring as you want. It will likely need HTML, CSS, and JavaScript but can be done without all 3

How to Compare Decimals in JavaScript. Decimals can be confusing to work with in JavaScript. Get the JavaScript solution for how to compare decimals in JavaScript. There will be some information on what Number.EPSILON is and if you should use it

Day 13 of 365 Days of Coding! Today we are going to have a JavaScript debugging challenge. You will need to know or learn how to debug and fix a JavaScript function

JavaScript solution for Implement the function uniqueInOrder which takes as argument a sequence and returns a list of items without any elements with the same value next to each other and preserving the original order of elements. Learn How to Get a Sequence in Order With No Duplicate Consecutive Items in JavaScript Day 12 of 365 Days of Coding

Day 12 of 365 Days of Coding! Another JavaScript array challenge. Create a function that accepts a string or an array and returns a list of items without any elements with the same value next to each other and preserving the original order of elements.

Day 11 of 365 Days of Coding! Front End challenge 1, Part 4. Create a page with a sign up form. It can have any input but you must require, first name, last name, phone number and email. The email must be a valid email and phone number should be formatted. Part Four: Add OAuth sign in option for Google and Facebook (or whatever sites you want to add them for)

How to Do Form Validation Without JavaScript! Solution for how to do form validation with HTML. How to validate using only HTML. Form validation with no JavaScript. Day 10 of 365 Days of Coding

Day 10 of 365 Days of Coding! Front End challenge 1, Part 3. Create a page with a sign up form. It can have any input but you must require, first name, last name, phone number and email. The email must be a valid email and phone number should be formatted. Part three: Add validation for the email and phone number fields.

Day 9 of 365 Days of Coding! Front End challenge 1, Part 2. Create a page with a sign up form. It can have any input but you must require, first name, last name, phone number and email. The email must be a valid email and phone number should be formatted. Part two: style your form and page! make it pretty!