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Hello Guys,
After embarking on my tech journey and undertaking the #100dayscoding challenge to refine my skills, I'm thrilled to announce the completion of another successful day. I want to take a moment to share my experiences with you all.
Initially, FreeCodeCamp's detailed explanations demystified every aspect of HTML tags and elements. This deep dive provided me with invaluable insights into the structure of web applications and the crucial role HTML tags play in enhancing a website's performance.
Despite the vast elements of HTML tags available, we focused on a select few to expedite my learning process. Among these were to name a few <head><body><title><meta><header><main><footer><em><strong><ul><ol><li><a><img> with some attribute. Exploring these elements was not only interesting but also fueled my curiosity to delve deeper into the world of web development
Armed with this newfound knowledge, I successfully crafted my inaugural web application, CatPhotoApp. https://t.co/WpDk0xfjN2
After the whole process, I decided to push my work to the git hub using the version control system, git, but I couldn't, i initialized git in my project folder, and added the files I wanted to push using the git command 'git add -A', configured my user name and password, and commited my file. After adding my GitHub repo URL, I wasn't able push the file, I received error messages like 'error: src refspec master does not match any. error: failed to push some refs to '<REMOTE_URL>', but I'm glad in all, I was able to solve this problem.
I will be sharing my second day soon...... cheers