SoDevious.Net » commenting http://sodevious.net Design and Resource Blog Fri, 23 Dec 2011 19:37:39 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Introducing Weekly Design Challenges http://sodevious.net/introducing-weekly-design-challenges/ http://sodevious.net/introducing-weekly-design-challenges/#comments Fri, 19 Mar 2010 02:38:36 +0000 Nicole Dominguez http://sodevious.net/?p=384 Hello all! Being that we’re still teenagers, we’ve got time to expand and learn. What better than acting on what you know, and even learning in the process? This is where I introduce SoDevious’ Weekly Design Challenges.

What’s a Weekly Design Challenge?

A challenge like this is simple. Read the prompt, and design something accordingly. You get to share and discuss your designs with others. The three best designs, based on my thoughts, and the thoughts of the community will win something special! Anyone in for it? I know I’m excited!

Stay Tuned for the first official challenge.

PS. Want to know my daily whereabouts? Check my new personal blog!

]]> http://sodevious.net/introducing-weekly-design-challenges/feed/ 3 Commenting your Code http://sodevious.net/commenting-your-code/ http://sodevious.net/commenting-your-code/#comments Sun, 07 Feb 2010 03:56:42 +0000 Nicole Dominguez http://sodevious.net/?p=304 When learning how to code in various languages, it often times helps to know the proper way to comment out certain items. If you don’t already know what it means to add a ‘comment’ to the code, it can be little notes for you, or others who are going to read it. They can also be used to block something out, it’s stopping a certain piece of code from it being read by the browser, or whatever have you. It’s also smart to organize your code with comments. For instance, because you can’t add selectors to an ending div class, you can add a comment to let you know which div you’re ending. Lets start, shall we?

HTML

<!-- HEADER START -->

Hints: It’s best to avoid using ‘ – ‘ (the dash) to keep things from getting confusing, and use spaces before/after the dashes.

CSS

/* clear div to fix errors */

Same concept for HTML, adding notes or blocking off code. Can be used inside or in-between elements.

PHP

/* WP Post (many lines)*/

// Start the loop (1 line)

There are two kinds of comments you can use in PHP, the ‘/* */’ being for multiple lines of code, and ‘//’ for one line.

I hope that you learned something new! Enjoy!

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