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(1 to 5, but not 3) I completed the challenge: 4.
(1 to 5, but not 3) Feeling good about my code: 4.
Got any specific feedback for me?
So, I started off using a bunch of stuff I found on Google, like .bind() and trying to get all OOP with it. But honestly, the whole .bind() thing was tripping me up, so I went back to what I knew and it made a lot more sense. I had a chat with Leon, and he helped me see that it's okay to be a beginner and take things step by step.
I'm still wrapping my head around the whole this keyword and constructors thing. I ran into this weird issue where my event listener was just spitting out 'undefined' when I tried using the this keyword in the function. Super weird.
I didn't go all out on the styling part (hence why the 4 and not a 5) , mainly because I wanted to really get the JavaScript down. I pulled in some stuff we did in class, but I could definitely use more practice, especially with constructors and how to use the 'this' keyword in real web apps.