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    • 29 Jun 2019
    • 5 min read
    Coding on a plane... on an iPad

    The project In my ongoing efforts to up my development game, I’m currently working on learning how to create an app that has user…

    • 15 Apr 2019
    • 1 min read
    RESTful Routes

    What are REST, Routes, CRUD? Representation State Transfer or REST is a pattern/convention for defining our routes. Routes are the code that…

    • 8 Apr 2019
    • 2 min read
    Installing MongoDB on macOS

    The course I'm doing uses Cloud 9 (C9) as cloud-based IDE. I've basically ignored that side of things and done everything locally on my Mac as…

    • 27 Mar 2019
    • 1 min read
    A battle for the ages

    Spaces vs tabs is a hilarious holy war that doesn't really matter but I do find amusing. Modern text editors normalise differences on a project…

    • 25 Mar 2019
    • 2 min read
    Express snippets

    Since I'm playing with Express at the moment I've updated my collection of snippets to include a few things I seem to be doing regularly:…

    • 20 Mar 2019
    • 2 min read
    The three stages of developer growth

    Today I happened across a great Quora post by Andreas Blixt. In the post, Andreas outlines the three stages of developer growth: The novice…

    • 19 Mar 2019
    • 2 min read
    How much time should I spend a day learning to code?

    This is the question I asked myself when I first started learning (well relearning really) to code a while back. Obviously I Googled this and…

    • 13 Mar 2019
    • 2 min read
    Flow

    Getting into a flow state>) is super helpful when you're trying to get some coding done. Whenever I'm working on a course exercise or side…

    • 9 Mar 2019
    • 1 min read
    Pastebot

    The more time I spend coding the more time I find myself researching solutions to workflow problems I've never had before. Copy and paste is a…

    • 17 Feb 2019
    • 1 min read
    Maintaining an open-source project

    This morning I read a short article on the maintainer of GitHub desktop, William Shepherd. For some reason, I kept seeing the article everywhere…