My Experience at Side Hustle Internship 3.0

Hello Friends 👋

My name is Glenn Tanze and I am an aspiring Front-end Developer.

I love web development like "a child, That longs for everything that he can come by."

I will like to share the Experience I grasp from the Side Hustle Internship 3.0 both from my team mates and mentors. I heard about the Internship via twitter and it was like a dream come true, because I have always wanted to meet with different developers and share ideas, work together and face challenges together. So I registered for the Internship and every thing went on smoothly. I faced a lot of challenges but as a developer I learned to overcome my challenges by making research and asking for help from other mates.

#WEEK ONE:

The Week one lesson was all about

1) Intro to HTML.

2) Git and GitHub.

3) Version control system.

The classes were taught both on Google Meet and Telegram Voice chat. We taught how to create GitHub repositories online and some Git cheats to Push our work from our local terminals to GitHub. Some of the Git cheats were:

     git init

     git add .

     git commit -m "commit message"

     git push -u origin master

During the Week one, I was also able to join the Jobber man Soft Skills Training and I successfully obtained the certificate after attending the class via Google Meet. I received the certificate via email and it was really amazing.

#WEEK ONE TASK:

Create a tribute page Heading: Name of Internship, Name of Intern, Intern ID, Best Life Quote Include the Picture of the person you’re writing tribute to Write your tribute, it must contain the use of at least 20 HTML tags in no order Include a form section whose input fields are Name, Phone Number, Email Address, Date, Sex Submit on the code pen you created earlier, only a code pen link or GitHub, if you can use it.

The first mistake I did was, we were supposed to use just HTML but I went further to CSS and almost used JavaScript too, Hmm!!! funny.

Here's my solution for Week one Task 1

#WEEK TWO:

The Week two task was all about:

1) How CSS works behind the scene (Cascade & Specificity)

2) Responsive Design Strategies

3) Selecting breakpoints for media-queries

4) What is hosting/deployment

5)The different ways of hosting a website

6)Blogging

7)The importance of blogging and content writing

#WEEK TWO TASK:

1. here’s the link to the major task for CSS frontendmentor.io/challenges/fylo-dark-them..
2. Download the design files needed and follow all instructions
3. Ensure you do not copy someone else’s work else your task would be disqualified.
4. Take your time to understand the layout of the design page before coding.
5. No frameworks must be used, just plain CSS
6. Make your work responsive across all devices using CSS flexbox or grid.
7. create a repository on github and upload your files to github.
8. Host your website using either github pages, vercel or netlify.
9. Submit the links to your repo and the live/hosted site.
10. Feel free to ask questions where necessary.
11. Best of luck.

After going through the description above I was able to come out with my solution as seen in the code below : Task 2

My Final Review

I really enjoy the internship and I thank our mentors too Damilare Oyetade and Shaydee Coder for all the efforts they put in to teach us. GOD BLESS YOU...