Day 18 - 100 Days of Code
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Hello, Friends - Today I spent more than an hour stuck in a “modify/apply” loop, making tweaks to the Terraform code for eensy-etl project to get the functi...
Hello, Friends - A day or two ago I moved my copy of coding problems (Leetcode, Hackerrank) out of some journal notes and into their own repo. Today I tackl...
Hello, Friends - How it started: Today I will flesh out the bones of the Terraform code for the serverless application and event grid trigger. How it’s goi...
Hello, Friends - Today I spent more time working on the Eensy ETL. I’m excited to launch into this project and spent far too long today shopping for an open...
Hello, Friends - Yay, it’s “big project” day! It’s called Eensy ETL. That’s “Eensy” like “Eensy Teensy Weensy”; like very small. This is going to be a proof...
Hello, Friends - Despite my best effort, I did not start a fun long-term project as planned today. The day started early with a doctor’s appointment that la...
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Can someone test how long it takes Github to build a new HTML page in Jekyll? It look my local machine about 2 seconds.
This is one of the coolest things I’ve ever started. And finished!
It’s sometimes hard to believe Today ended day four of my first week at (unnamed) company. I’ve enjoyed it so far, everyone is so nice. Things were very i...
Broken chain, and I’m not sure I care
Another code challenge
And a code challenge is submitted Yesterday I was emailed a code challenge. “Using only HTML and CSS, recreate this site.” Yikes. I worked on in for most...
More CSS fatasticity (made that up)
CSS is a mess Or at least that has been my opinion for a couple years. I have a terrible habit of dismissing things I don’t care for or don’t get right awa...
CSS is catching like a virus
HackerRank is our friend
When one day isn’t enough
Tons and Tons of CodeWars Problems…
Let’s do this again (MRW a month goes by without blogging)
Unemployment. It’s two and a half weeks since I was laid off. One of those weeks was dedicated to a family visit planned several months ago. This week the...
It’s a Jekyll blog on GitHub pages!!
Unemployment sucks and involuntary layoff can shred your self-esteem. Trust me, from first hand experience, I know this.
Today I worked on more of the “46 Simple Python Exercises” and noticed that to complete these, I could have imported work from previous exercises. These are...
When you’re first learning a new programming language, the amount of information available can be daunting, or even overwhelming. This list will serve as a ...
Despite my intention, I strayed away from the plan to go back to Exercism.io exercises. I tried (and failed) to get a Python Flask application deployed to H...
Today’s hour of code was spent completing the tests for the simple Python exercises done earlier this week. So far, that’s thirteen exercises and at least t...
Today I spent more time unit testing Python. Remember those easy (not easy) Python exercises from earlier in the week here? I’m adding tests for these. Ev...
Switching things up a bit. Still working on some Python exercises, but I’ve switched over to Exercism.io exercises. These are sweet. They come with tests/...
Last night I spent a lovely hour with my first love (programming languages), JavaScript.
Nothing monumental today; just some good, solid coding exercises from the “46 Simple Python Exercises”. I finished exercise 10 from yesterday, which was a l...
It was the exercises again and I managed to get two done. One of them gave me just a little trouble with a return statement (more on that below). The third...
Really loving these exercises in Python here. They’re not super easy, I have had to look some stuff up. But they’re not “head-bashing” hard either. So far...
Back on track today with some Python problems from HackerRank.
When the front end code (me) must rely on the changes to the back end code to be done, but it’s not done in time (yesterday) then you spend literally all day...
And we’re back to taking notes again on Python. Today I finally finished Exercise 22 by going back through the previous exercises and note all the new stuff...
Day #8 was a general continuation of Day #7 - more notes - so no blog post on that. But I added an entry to the log here: https://github.com/SFoskitt/100-da...
Today I went back to “Learn Python the Hard Way” to complete Exercise 22, which instructs us to take notes and do a review of everything we’ve learned so far...
Today I setup a Python websocket server. This is technically for a work project so not 100% compliant with the rules of the 100 Days of Code challenge. How...
Almost a whole week done already! This is really going fast.
I’m looking at RxJS for a side project. One blog article compared it to lodash but for asynchronous data. Interesting! It’s been slightly less than an hou...
It’s starting to hurt, just a little bit.
Today was my bi-weekly Meetup of “Learn Python the Hard Way”. It went swimmingly!
And I’m making it kind of easy on myself today because I left it for the last thing.
It’s something I first heard about late last year. I think it was the end of Alexander Kallaway’s first 100 days coding challenge.