This is anecdotal advice on how I deal with failure.
I recently had a coding interview that involved evaluating one schema against another. The details of it aren’t that important, but one thing that came out of it (in the middle of the interview) was that you can’t break out of a forEach() loop. I had forgotten that little tidbit…
This problem is fairly simple, however, it will allow us to explore our good friend recursion. We will use a combination of that and functional programming to solve this fella with relative ease…hopefully. Alright, enough yammering, let’s get to it!
The sum of the squares of the first ten natural…
I am more excited to talk about this problem than any of the other problems so far. I am really happy with how it turned out and I think you will be too. Enough said, let’s solve this thing!
If you like to watch rather than read, check out the…
Welcome to ByteSize JavaScript where we chew on manageable chunks of code. Today we’re going to be talking about recursion.
Recursion is one of those things that you see a lot when you’re learning about JS. The question is, do you understand what it is? If you don’t, I’m going…
Welcome to another edition of Jared rediscovers grade school math! Today we are tackling problem four of Project Euler. We are going to talk about Palindromes and for loops. Let’s get into it!
A palindromic number reads the same both ways. …
Today we’re going to tackle Project Euler problem number 3! We are going to learn all about primes and factors. This problem is fairly straight-forward, so we shouldn’t have to dig too deep into Wikipedia.
Checkout solution 2 here:
The prime factors of 13195 are 5, 7, 13 and 29.
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Getting all the even Fibonacci numbers
Welcome to Round Two of Project Euler! This time we’re heading into the land of state management and that guy you’ve probably heard about: Fibonacci! I’m excited, are you excited?
Check out the solution for Problem 1 here:
If you like to watch rather…
Multiples of 3 and 5
Here we are, attempting the Dark Souls of coding challenges. We’ll start today with a fairly simple one: getting multiples of 3 and 5.
If we list all the natural numbers below 10 that are multiples of 3 or 5, we get 3, 5, 6…
Recently, I got a job that required me to debug a Squarespace site to see why it was loading so slow. I figured I’d share what I did to increase the load speed.
I used Google’s built-in tool “Lighthouse”. …
