#Day 56 57 58 of #100DaysOfCode
—finally Fixed the bug I had in my project
—launched v1 of resource hub
— recieved feedback from peopels found this healpfull

#Day 59-63 of #100DaysOfCode
— didn't done much cause of the holiday but dived on some concepts
— dived deep to in some html concepts like symantic html and accessblity as a whole
— also dived deep in some css concepts and knew why most of the things wasn't coming perfect when I messed with it like
- box model the standard box model and alternative box model
- positioning in depth
- pseudo classes and elements
- Inheritance
- specificity
- about font family in depth
- layout including flex box and grid
- combinators
- also about BEM

#Day 64-67 of #100DaysOfCode
- watched youtube

#Day 68 -70 of #100DaysOfCode
stopped and tried to reflect what my next steps are going to be got stack these days after finishing resource hub v1 cause I assumed hard task is front of me after it didn't planned what next come to be so things gone wrong now I understood the issue and with clarity things come easy and now am building a ui for my next steps roadmap also am using resource hub to get project ideas which am very happy to build something that actually solve my problem

#Day 71-74 of #100DaysOfCode
How actually the internate work ? ( on my understanding )

First I type youtube.com press enter let assume I didn't visit youtube.com before so it will not find the IP in my browser catch and OS so it send the request directly to the DNS server then the DNS server send the IP address back to the browser and the browser send the request through the OS to the NIC (network interface card) but before the request arrive to the NIC on the computer the OS make the packet including the IP header and the body (actual request) in the IP head it contain the initial IP address and the destination IP address it also contain the TCP header which is responsible for the accurecy and sequence of the packet then send it to the NIC then the NIC assign its MAC address and its destination MAC address (which is the router ) to the packet then convert the digital data to radio signals (note : it convert it for short distance like LAN ) and send it to the router (my home router ) which is a combination of router and modem which recieve the packet assign its ip adress then convert the it to ac electrical form and send it to the ISP which is ethiotelecom (tier 3 ISP) which own the infrastructure (including the routers and cabels in the country ) then it send the packet to tier 2 ISP which may allow ethiotelecom access Tier 1 ISP directly or they lay between it and TIer 1 (which are the owners of these big infrastructures, huge routers, undersea cabels ) then the packet move through the Tier 1 ISP and arrive googles data center then it move to the server cluster after passing through the load balancer it arrive the actual server then the server send response back through different packets through the routers around the worled choosing the shortest and easiest path it came back with same step then to the router then the router convert it to radio signals and send it to the NIC the NIC convert the packet to the digital bites then to the OS the OS rearrange every thing through TCP not UDP 😁 and handle it to the browser and the browser display it.



may be I didn't dived deep or missed some concepts let me know If you found one
planning to be HTML network enginner

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these days it hard to be innovative, we need many conversations with our self ( we need boredom )

Its been a bit hard year a lot of personal issue a broken pc and unchecked checklists but I think this year will be different no choice other than that the guest is 20 (fatherhood) :) so no choice other than grinding
for those who achieved their goal congrats and keep going up and for those who didn't lets thank god we are alive and lets chase behind our goals
I hope its is a new, better full of " boredom " year so we will not have any excuses

see you after a year

#Boredom #Freedom

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