Is there somewhere, where I can do various “homework” style assignments (in the vein of algebra “find x” type assignments), to help drill the different concepts for html and javascript in me? Doing the overall projects at the end of the responsive web design helped, but I feel like drilling everything in my brain along the way would help keep everything in my memory until I get there.
I was thinking more on ways to practice specific aspects/lessons that are taught. If I start a project (which I plan to do a couple once I finish this curriculum), I’ll get a lot of practice, but there will inevitably be things I don’t practice since they don’t relate to it. I’d like to practice each specific lesson a lot, to make sure I don’t miss committing anything to memory for later.
You don’t need to remember everything
Why instead when you need to know how something works you go to search about it?
Do not worry or concentrate too much on memorization. As far as I know, even senior developers have to google how to do x in y language. It is part of the job to be able to google and that is why websites like stackoverflow exist, because you don’t have to memorize, as long as you understand the concepts, memorizing syntax and other trivialities comes overtime. It would be amazing to remember everything we read, I have taken all possible courses on those subjects, done assignments to drill into my head but I continue to look up basic things. I would say just build things.