this is a presentation from google on how to approach a technical interview. I found it very insightful, although the solution is in c++, what is important here is the thinking process, how do you approach the problem, what are at least 2 ways in which you could solve the problem and which would be more efficient and WHY, edge cases and so on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKu_SEDAykw

What's a random coding fact/feature that you just like knowing? For me, my all-time favorite error code is error 418. Because the HTTP status code 418, "I'm a teapot", indicates that a server is refusing a request. And I love it for being a funny way to say "we can't process your request because i'm a short and stout teapot" 😄

let's not ever do this 😅 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLdRBsuvVKc&t=426s

Maybe I’m overthinking this, but I find the mx and my margin classes a bit confusing. I initially thought that mx would apply margin to the top and bottom, and my to the left and right. However, it’s actually the other way around. In my head, I was thinking you would apply to both sides, but maybe the reason its one is because they’re wrapped within the same code?

I’m about to start the React course, and since Tic-Tac-Toe is one of the projects included, I decided to first build it using vanilla JavaScript. This way, I can compare the two approaches and better understand the benefits React brings. I know there can be some UI improvements but I focused more on the JS and I am also impatient to start React. Here it is: https://codepen.io/freedomseeker/pen/dPYQKgq?editors=1111 Any suggestions welcome!