Just looking at this code what does the <BR> do? What does BR stand for? As a pilot we would get a meteorological report called METAR and in the report it would read something like this: METAR KJFK 242235Z 28024G36KT 7SM -. RA BR BKN009 OVC020CB 26/24 And the BR in there would equate to "Mist" and we would remember it as "Baby Rain" for the "BR"

This community has open office hours, which means that every Thursday from 9:30 p.m. EST to 10:30 p.m. EST, you can come in, ask your questions on a specific topic, and get them answered. It's a great opportunity for anybody that is struggling with a topic or they would like to talk a little bit more about something to get something explained to them, and in this past week's one we reinforce string methods by placing a bug in some code where we have to troubleshoot and figure out which string method we should use in order to accomplish our goal. But here's just a small snippet of what it is like, if anybody is interested. Like I said, it is very laid back, very informal, and you will learn something even if you don't come with a question. Thanks to @James Baskin for having the topic that we talked about. 👉 How can you be part of the next one? 1. Mark your calendar, it's on the "Calendar" page of our group. 2. Level Up the Community Membership to Premium or above (Click Here) 🥳 Right now that level up is only $10/m or 33 cents a day 🫣

How come a website founded almost 100 years ago has the fastest site on the internet? Website: https://www.mcmaster.com/ Take a look at it. Hover your mouse over certain parts and click on them. Watch how fast it actually is. If you are interested in seeing what makes this website tick... 👉 You would watch this explainer video: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1457704805664544

What are you all working on this week? 🚁 For me it has been focused on the Army Flight Logbook project working with @Corbin Vanarsdall . 👏 He's got the logbook looking great with the UI changes and the theming in place. I'm really digging the dark mode. 👇 Post below what you all are working on would love to see it even if it's a tutorial or a topic!

@Marcos Perez released a video [40 Sec] that might resonate with many of us in the early stages of learning. Watch on TikTok The three things he brings up are the following: 1. Coding doesn't always look productive 2. Knowing Isn't the Same as Using 3. Coding Feels Different When it's Your Own So I wanted to focus more on the first point he raises. When you are moving away from tutorials and trying to implement things you learned in your own project, things will always take longer. That is a fact - you are moving away from hand-holding and Guidance and trying to figure it out on your own. You're recalling information that you have received, and sometimes you just have to look things up to remember how things work. Even when you are at a job, it's not as simple as you sitting at a computer, and you're just going to start typing. Many times, when you get a ticket assigned to you, there will be research time to figure out how the part you are looking to fix works and to come up with a plan for implementing your solution. 👉 Have you felt or experienced any of these things that he is talking about? Make sure you follow @Marcos Perez he has some great content for beginners.