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I only can imagine what you're going through, but be assured that everyone struggles with unrealistic estimations.
So just an advice: call for help/guiding/training!
I don't know your bosses and colleagues, but this can have multiple reasons. Maybe they don't recognize your struggle because you made a good impression at the start. Or maybe they want to give you all the freedom. Maybe they self just to busy. Or it is a test of how you handle this situations.
Call for help and give them the opportunity to act. And if they don't do anything then you know that they suck ;) -
@KnutKnutsen i tried to ask them for help but holy shit i hate them so much because the others are ignoring me and i sent mails and they didnt reply. goodluck to me until i finish this!
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Just google whatever you want. There should be millions of similar questions at stackoverflow.
A few tips,
1.Use the console to debug, if you aren't already. You can open up the console from the browser. I think Firefox required devtools or something for this? Sometimes it was available without an extra download. Chrome has devtools available, just right click and inspect element and you should see a tab called console. Use console.writeLine() to write into the console. You can also access your global variables in the console. Just type it in the console, and you can see a list of its argument values and functions.
2. I think w3 has a lot of material on JavaScript from arrays to everything. It should cover a lot of stuff.
3. JS has something 'like' classes but not really. Once you think you need classes, look at http:///www.phpied.com/.... You don't really need this most of the time, but I think it's really helpful.
I hope this helps you out. I am a novice too -
@localghost127 Dev tools are built in to every major browser. F12 is also the standard shortcut to open it. And console.log() not console.writeLine()
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@nickj sad thing :( but for the sake of your work life balance etc.: don't accept that behavior too long. No money is it worth to fight alone. But I know that's easier said than done ;(
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@jeeper naah
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@localghost127 yeah i have like 7374647392 tabs open because of all the questions and googling ive done lmao
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@nickj oof. With ES6 it’s like well sometimes you gotta drink the kool-aid to get by. Without it it’s like, NO you EAT the kool-aid, right out of the goddamn pack. You can wash it down with your tears!
What only relying on JavaScript for HTML form input validation looks like
Internship Rant #2
I can't believe I'm hating my job right now. It sucks because I have never coded in javascript and they expect me to code in javascript. I don't even know what I am doing, but I'm trying my best. I kinda have something already, but the worst part of it is that my boss comes in once in a while and sits beside me looking at my screen and of course, he expects me to tell him what I have been doing and what progress I have done. It's stressful cause I specifically told him that I have never coded in JavaScript and he still thinks I can get things done in a few days.
Perks of new job:
- I can take a bath there whenever I want
- gr8 bathroom 11/10
- gr8 heater, no need to have my hands shaking all the time
- workspace is nice and everyone has an extension so my phone and laptop are always on full charge
- flexible work schedule
- easy access to company files hehehe including credentials
Anyways, so I have to deal with this for three months.
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