I’ve finished my final portfolio project in the Flatiron School’s full stack web development curriculum! It’s satisfying to be able to say that. Since the emphasis on this project was to use React/Redux,…
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I added a jQuery front-end to the rails application I talked about building in my last post. While the site is still pretty bare-bones visually, I was able to make things run much…
I recently finished making a simple site with Ruby on Rails. I did a Sinatra app quite a while ago, and in order to best compare/contrast Rails development, I decided to do this…
As a personal project, I made a WordPress plugin. I actually did this a few months ago, but forgot to post about it then. I was listening to a podcast called Track Changes,…
Data structures and algorithms are pretty much the heart and soul of programming. The whole point of writing code is to organize information, and manipulate it. This can become extremely complicated, and abstract,…
Web fundamentals were something we went over pretty early in the Learn Verified course. Working at Bluehost, and having taken some HTML and CSS courses in the past, I felt like I already…
I just turned in my second project with Learn Verified yesterday, and now it’s time for another sweet, sweet blog post. The project was to build a sinatra app. Sinatra is a really…
So I’m learning a lot of web development tools right now, with Learn Verified. It’s awesome. I love programming, and I love using Ruby in particular. I’m almost done with my final Object Oriented…
This is a blog post. It’s the first one I’ve made for this blog. Drink it in. Enjoy it. It’s over now and I hope this was worth it for you.
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