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• How do you organize your code? What are some suggestions you find on the web?
• I normally just organize it in so far it is in the order I have been coding it. I leave notes above each chunk of code to know what does what. I didn´t know I could have multiple javascript files until I watched the video. I´m not sure yet how I could do that on a website without npm.

• Can you describe your workflow when you create a web page or web app?
• I think about what I want to do for a while. I simulate a few options in my head. If they don´t work or I can´t see how to make it I keep thinking about it. At some point I understand how to divide its parts and then just start coding the parts from the ground up. I do know about different approaches to this but i´ve been lazy to use them. Something like SCRUM and Agile.

• You can’t work out how to solve a coding problem, where do you find the answer? Why? How do you know?
• It depends on how difficult it is. If its something I don´t know about and it´ll take me too much time to learn and implement I tend to look for another person who actually knows about it. If it´s something that will not take too long then I research it. If research goes beyond my estimated time and there´s no progress being made... I ask for help. 

• What problems have you solved that didn’t involve you coding?
• I´ve solved a few problems regarding databases using the help of a friend who knows how to use them. I´m not sure. This question is too vague. I can´t think of examples off the top of my head right now. What do you mean by problems? coding problems? If it´s coding problems then asking for help usually gets the job done. Another option has been looking for YouTube videos and hoping that there´s a similar problem there where I can see a path forward. I´ve been watching the Wes Bos new javascript course and it´s helped me identify a lot of stuff on code that I had no idea what it was before. 

• Talk about your preferred development environment. (What IDE or text editor they enjoy, and why?
• I really like VScode because I´m already used to it. I´ve tried different editors and they usually involve the user having to do a lot more steps to get somewhere and do something. I think VScode has been created with the developer who doesn´t want to waste time in the details in mind. That´s really good. 

• How are you keeping up with the latest developments in web development?
• Well... being informed is one thing but actually knowing how to implement everything is another. I´m aware of different things going on but I´m not capable of implementing them. I follow different people on instagram and youtube who show news about these subjects but it´s not all something i´m really interested in enough to learn it right away. I tend to wait a bit for things to settle down in order to see if they´re really going to stay or not. Most new things disappear very quickly and it´s not worth wasting time on them(in my opinion).