I’m finding FE102 a bit challenging, and I was hoping someone who’s already taken it could lend a hand. I was doing well in the coding classes until I got to JavaScript and then React, and now I’m completely stuck! If anyone has any tips on how to get through it faster, I’d be grateful! Also, if anyone knows any good resources for learning JavaScript or React, I’d love to hear them. And if anyone has notes from the class, I’d be so thankful for any help they could provide. Any kind of assistance is welcome!

Is anyone else in Week 3 of FE102? I am having a hard time. Still on Lesson 2 and can barely understand it. It's basically gibberish to me...

Heads up in FE 102 they want written answers every review half multiple choice

Excited to see you all in tonights live! It is going to be great! 🤫

TL;DR at the end if you want to skip the preachy, rant part! I've been working on a personal project since January of this year. It's a webapp. Back when MTV stopped playing music videos on cable TV on December 31st, 2025, it was a significant moment for me. My childhood was shaped by watching music videos before school in the morning. Every single day for years, it naturally became the soundtrack to my life—to the point that I still associate certain memories and feelings with specific videos. I'm sure other people have that thing, whatever it may be. I have not shared this with anyone outside my household. I have worked day in and day out on this since January. I plan on making a big release post on reddit and a few other sites to get the ball rolling on getting the user count going. I've launched many websites in the last 10 years. This project almost died in January when I couldn't get the first prototype to function at all. I didn't look at it again until mid February. But when I came back to it, I had my light bulb moment. I figured out the issue. And I ran into many more along the way, but I kept figuring it out. I obsessed for months. I promised myself I wouldn't release it until it felt ready. And today, I knew it was finally ready. And the irony is, it's the day I start at Maestro. I present to you MVTCast.com, a passion project dedicated to bringing the golden era of music television back to life. It's a fully functional, interactive retro TV right in your browser that broadcasts endless streams of classic music videos. You can turn the dial to specific decades, load up curated 'VHS mixtapes' (think TRL Era, Warped Tour '04, or 90s Headbangers Ball), and the TV even has a CRT scanline filter for that authentic tube TV glow. It's designed to recreate that exact feeling of zoning out to music videos on your bedroom floor before the morning school bus. We also have a secondary custom theme called Y2K CRT that swaps the VHS shelf for a special surprise that'll bring you right back to the 2000s. It's integrated with discord and you get an automatic shoutout in the chat every time you heart a song, even without being logged in to discord.