In the last week I've passed through several JS - topics, such as:
Code quality
<ul>
<li>Browser debugging</li>
<li>Style guide</li>
<li>Testing with Mocha</li>
<li>Polyfills</li>
</ul>
Data types:
<ul>
<li>Primitive's methods</li>
<li>Numbers</li>
<li>Strings</li>
<li>Arrays</li>
<li>Arrays's methods</li>
<li>numerable objects</li>
<li>Map &amp; Set</li>
</ul>
No coding, just running some examples, reading and trying to understand.
Also in this week I found out that a friend of mine works for Epam (it's an outsource company). He told me that I can pass a preparation course on their Epam upskill platform and apply for internship. I've started this course, nothing special basics of computer science, programming, and math. I think, it's a good opportunity and I definitely want to try.

In the last week I've passed through several JS - topics, such as:

Code quality
- Browser debugging
- Style guide
- Testing with Mocha
- Polyfills

Data types:
- Primitive's methods
- Numbers
- Strings
- Arrays
- Arrays's methods
- numerable objects
- Map & Set

No coding, just running some examples, reading and trying to understand.

Also in this week I found out that a friend of mine works for Epam (it's an outsource company). He told me that I can pass a preparation course on their Epam upskill platform and apply for internship. I've started this course, nothing special basics of computer science, programming, and math. I think, it's a good opportunity and I definitely want to try.


[6] Second week of JS