Before I took this course, I had already had some basic knowledge about Git and knew a couple of commands. I realized that I was far away from undrestanding Git because most information in the course was new to me. Now I have greatly deepened my knowledge on this topic. I know how to create branches, switch between them, merge them, learned about different flags of git log, and much more. Moreover, I understood that a merge conflict isn't a catastrophe :D
As a result, now I'm not limited to few commands.
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This was challenging sometimes, but I managed to get through it :D
I repeated newly learned commands and expanded my knowledge about new and existing commands.
The most memorable command was git cherry-pick because of its name :D
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Most of the information was new to me, except commands like cd or ls because I have used them several times before.
I plan to use commands mkdir, rm, rmdir, mv and pwd next time when I need to work with the command prompt.
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These articles weren't a piece of cake. Overall, now I have a clue what HTTP stands for and how client and server communicate. Also, I have discovered new status codes except 404, 403 and 500 that I have encountered before. I will definitely go back to them later on and search for additional information covered in these articles.
This course was extremely helpful to me. Thanks to it, I managed to make my first pull request. Also, I have learned how to update my forked repository, make changes to my pull request, sort commits by authors. In addition, I have improved my knowledge about git rebase -i.
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These courses have helped me to refresh my knowledge about HTML and CSS. Most of the material wasn't new to me. Despite, I have almost forgotten how to make drop-down lists and datalists. Also, I have never worked with CSS Grid before, so the material about this topic was new to me.
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The course on Udacity has introduced me for some aspects about responsiveness such as difference between hardware pixels and device independent pixels (DPI) , how to calculate viewport. Also, I've learned that tap targets should be 48 pixels in width and height and text should be 65 characters per line. I intend to follow these rules in my projects. The responsive patterns covered in the course were new to me. Besides, I refreshed my knowledge about media queries and flexbox.
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I have completed this game several times in the past, so this task didn't take much time to complete this time, but was still engaging.
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