1) Mixing Inquirer and console.table packages - I had a pain point here and couldn't find any threads online that fixed the issue (I'm thinking this would be a tutorial)
2) Building a web application - Project insight. I like this idea because I feel less like I need to be "right", I can just share what I did. The code might not be the best since I'm learning, but it does work. I can share what I did to get it working, and the challenges.
3) Loops Explainer in JavaScript - it is something that I feel fairly confident in, and could be a good launching point for a more information based post
I like all three of your ideas because every idea has its own reason and personal meaning behind it. In the end I hope, you will write all three of them. And maybe you will figure out, what YOUR purpose is to write blog posts and stick to one, or you will start like writing in general :) Already curious to read one of your articles soon!
1) Mixing Inquirer and console.table packages - I had a pain point here and couldn't find any threads online that fixed the issue (I'm thinking this would be a tutorial)
2) Building a web application - Project insight. I like this idea because I feel less like I need to be "right", I can just share what I did. The code might not be the best since I'm learning, but it does work. I can share what I did to get it working, and the challenges.
3) Loops Explainer in JavaScript - it is something that I feel fairly confident in, and could be a good launching point for a more information based post
I like all three of your ideas because every idea has its own reason and personal meaning behind it. In the end I hope, you will write all three of them. And maybe you will figure out, what YOUR purpose is to write blog posts and stick to one, or you will start like writing in general :) Already curious to read one of your articles soon!
I like your reasoning for #2! It is much easier to genuinely learn when you're in an exploratory headspace v.s. needing to be right!