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Thank you both

Hello all, my name is Robertin (Robbie) Datkov. I'm a student at the Treehouse Academy and undertaking courses in Web Design and Front-End Development. This is my personal portfolio: http://robbiedatkov.com I hope I can have good time with you all and help whenever I can!

I don't consider myself a professional but I've been dealing with programming and Front-End for the past year. I've always had an algorithmic way of thinking which I guess helped me learn programming in general. My advise is, try to think abstract. What is a program? Well, text? Input fields? More text? Code? What Code? How does that code work exactly? I was getting my head on fire until I tried to simplify everything and not think it as a super-duper difficult thing to do and I can say it has worked a bit but not entirely. My only problem is that I lack time to practice! Try learning Object Oriented Programming. Once you grasp the fundamentals, it will change your way of looking at programming in general! I know I'm probably not much of a help, but hey! I know how you feel!

Kinda Agree and Disagree. I think jQuery has still something to offer. I don't use it that much because I can do the stuff I want to do with CSS, especially with SASS. But jQuery has it's moments sometimes! So, bottom line... not really sure how to feel about it. We'll wait and see how things turn out in the future, I guess. BTW - jQuery Documentation is really good, which is what some languages, frameworks or libraries lack today!