HEART IS OPEN

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HEART IS OPEN

"If you're ready, heart is open, 
I'll be waiting, come and find me. 

If you're searching, for forever,
I'll be waiting, come and find me."
 
- Find Me, Sigma ft. Birdy



My heart is open. My heart is open. 

My heart is open. I am so ready. I am so ready to be on this journey. I am so ready and willing to be on this journey.

Thank you. I am so grateful. I am so grateful. Thank you. 

I am so grateful, grateful for everything.

What have I been coding yesterday?

Notice that I said yesterday. Today has been all about review. Today has been mad. Today has been...

... all about doing everything that I didn't have time to do yesterday.

Okay, so....

The coding?!?

And today, I wrote...

Artur and I wrote some really useful and helpful code on higher-order functions. It was mainly him writing it though, so I won't share on Codepen. But here are some examples:

function getGreetingNormal(name, age) {
  return `Hello ${name}, you are ${age} years old!`
}

function getGreeting(name) {
  return function greet(age) {
    return `Hello ${name}, you are ${age} years old!`
  }
}

const greetSusanna = getGreeting('Susanna')


// hello Susanna, you are 28 years old!
greetSusanna(28)

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