A quick analysis of their results. — I have worked on a couple of JavaScript Single Page Applications (SPAs). I believe it’s a really fun way to learn frontend development because you get to feel like the master mind behind every single detail. A couple of items that exist is SPAs areinnerHTML and innerText. During my experience…

A cheat sheet for beginners or to help transition between Mac & Windows when using VS Code. — I’m transitioning back to a Windows computer after nearly a year of using a Mac. The transition back is not as tough as I thought it would be since I grew up using Windows. However, after going through a coding boot camp with a Mac, I’ve become a big fan…

A cheat sheet to help transition between Mac & Windows terminals. — I’ve learned Ruby, Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, React, git, and more while using a loaned Mac from my bootcamp. Now it’s time to return the my loan and return to my Windows laptop. There are some adjustments for sure. One thing I kept looking for was a nice, concise cheat…

Creating a database, tables, and inserting data. — SQL is what allows us to store, retrieve, and manipulate data in database. It stands for Structured Query Language. I will be using SQLite to create a database, tables, and insert data. Here is a link to download SQLite if you’d like. In the example for this blog, we’ll create…

In my previous blog of Ruby Getters & Setters Methods, I shared what they are, their syntax, and how to use them. Getter and setter methods are great to read and update information, but they can make your code a bit cluttered. Thankfully there is a cleaner way to get…

I’ve worked with a few projects with Ruby on Rails, so I thought it would be a good idea to return to the fundamentals of just Ruby. I decided to revisit getter and setter methods. These methods help with retrieving values or creating values for an instance variable. This blog…

The order of lifecycle methods being invoked. — React is a library that I’ve learned in my bootcamp times and I would like to learn more of its capabilities. One aspect I want to understand with complete confidence is lifecycle methods. The aim of this blog is to understand the order the lifecycle methods are being invoked. …

Crazy looking, but crazy useful. — I recently came across Regular Expressions, also referred to as regexp. Here is an example: [a-zA-Z0–9_.+-]+@[a-zA-Z0–9-]+\.[a-zA-Z0–9-.]+. That seems like a hot mess and incredibly intimidating. However, if you enjoy coding, especially the puzzle solving aspect to it, you might enjoy the crazy mess above. Regexps help search for particular data…

A Comparison Between Syntax & State — I’ve recently discovered React Hooks. I was trying to make them work in Class Components and made myself incredibly confused. Once I realized React Hooks are only used in Functional Components, I was amazed by them. I have plenty more to learn about them, but I wanted to understand some…