I wanted to make use of this template's nicer "featured posts" layout to get some more color and pop, but making liquid do what I want was an ugly mess. Here's how I did it.
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Answering FEE Interview Questions - Part 4: JS (el repo está muerto)
A final foray into the inexhaustible list of JS questions that I've been looking at for the past month.
Answering FEE Interview Questions - Part 4: JS the 3th
In which I continue to stumble through the seemingly endless trove of Front-end Interview Questions and maybe answer them.
Answering FEE Interview Questions - Part 4: JS the 2rd
A continuation of my answers to Javascript questions posed in the increasingly-refreshed Front-end Interview Questions repo
Answering FEE Interview Questions - Part 4: JS the Primero
In this post I'm going to work through some of the JS questions posed in the Front-end Interview Questions repo.
Answering FEE Interview Questions - Part 3: CSS
In this post I'm going to work through some of the CSS questions posed in the Front-end Interview Questions repo.
Answering FEE Interview Questions - Part 2: HTML
Welcome to part 2 in my series of inarticulate ramblings where I’m working through a worthy collection of potential interview questions. In part 1 I worked through some general questions about security, accessibility and development style. Today’s questions will be more targeted to HTML.
Answering FEE Interview Questions
The main impetus behind setting this site up was to get my head back to thinking about the web as more than an eternal consumption engine. I’m hoping to get back into tech, and to do so I will have to pass roughly 97 years of tech interviews, a daunting task even when you’ve been neck deep in this stuff everyday. I’ve been gone for 3 years, so I really have some work to do.
Remembering Stuff I Used to Know
As I read through the docs for Jekyll and Bootstrap, I’m naturally going off on tangents and reading more about things that I haven’t touched in a while and forgotten. While none of what I’m writing is groundbreaking stuff, it’s good to read about it and be reminded of their intended uses and limitations.
Step 3: Profit
I managed to install Jekyll without a problem. Following their docs made it a piece of cake to get going. The functionality and ability to customize your setup is really impressive and goes far beyond anything I will likely do with it.
This thing I made
I’ve been out of tech for a few years now, working on a dream of mine to make booze professionally. We’ve had some success with our spirits, and in particular, seeing the reception of our Sea Gin and Tradewinds brandy by bartenders has been extremely rewarding.