Web Learning Log
My honest record of learning full-stack web: small projects, rebuilt examples, and the notes from breaking things.
- Focus
- Web dev
- Method
- Rebuild
- Status
- Learning
// the brief
I can script in Lua, but web development is a different world — components, state, databases, deployment. The plan isn't to pretend otherwise; it's to build small things, publish them, and show real progress over time.
// how I approached it
- 01
Learning by rebuilding: take an example, get it running in VS Code, then rewrite it from memory.
- 02
One small project per topic — HTML/CSS layout, then JavaScript interactivity, then a small full-stack app.
- 03
Documenting what broke and why, because future-me will hit the same wall.
- 04
Asking better questions each week — that's the actual metric I track.
// what I learned
- HTML/CSS layouts built from scratch (no copy-paste)
- JavaScript exercises working — DOM, events, fetch basics
- First full-stack project in progress
// tools
Working on something similar?
I'm happy to talk through what I did, share the files, or take on something in the same area.
Zaim · Developer — Lua, 3D & web (learning) · Malaysia