As I listened to the story of Dev Bootcamp on Shereef's Fireside Chat, I couldn't help but have a range of emotions - excitement, anxiety, humility are the main ones that come up... Read More
A primer on Git and Github: A post geared toward newbies
In this blog post, I will discuss the benefits of version control, how git helps you keep track of changes, and why it is a good idea to use Github to store your code... Read More
The What and When of Ids and Classes
One of the first things you will realize when using stylesheets is that you need a way to tell it which piece of content you want to apply a particular style to.... Read More
The Ins and Outs of Pair Programming
Have you ever wondered what Pair Programming is and why we do it? Well, this blog post tells you.... Read More
Insight into Arrays and Hashes
In this week’s challenges, we worked with arrays and hashes—2 concepts that may cause some confusion. This post will help to clarify these concepts and their uses. Read More
Contemplations on Thinking Style and Learning
Have you ever considered how your thinking style affects your learning? Do you even know what your thinking style is? Here I journal my reflections on thinking style and learning. Read More
Solving the Issue of Tech Demand Skills for Today's Companies
In today's digital world, all companies need tech help and it is estimated that there are nearly 200 million companies in the world. How do solve this demand problem? Read More
Using Ruby method, map
Sometimes, Ruby methods are intuitive by their name, and sometimes not so much. Ruby method, map, is one I had to research and use to understand it and now I'm going to share. Read More
Working with Classes in Ruby
Classes opened up my world these past couple weeks. To be able to create your own objects and define their functions is pretty cool. Read More
Professional Development through Pairing and Feedback
I recently met a programmer who hates pair programming, saying he likes to do his own thing. As a Ruby newbie, it's been pretty invaluable to my learning. Read More
Demystifying Ruby Modules
This week we read about modules and worked with classes. I was initially confused about modules, and still am a bit. Here's my understanding of them. Read More
Imposter Feelings Rear Their Ugly Heads
When I read the cultural assignment for this week on stereotype threat, I was pleasantly surprised. DBC never ceases to amaze me. In this post, I'll share some very personal feelings. Ready? Read More