New England-based web developer who loves to write about their coding journey adventures.
Remember In-Person Meetups?! Earlier this year, before the advent of COVID-19, I attended my first in-person coding meetup in Pittsburgh, PA. I remember there were only a little over a half dozen of us that showed up. The general purpose was for the ...
Introduction One of the reasons why Gatsby is so powerful is that it comes with GraphQL built-in. GraphQL is a querying language that allows developers to query for and manipulate their site's data (images, content, links, etc.). Its methodology f...
Recently, I got to experience my first (mock) technical interview where I was asked to transform a valid JSON string's keys from kebab-case to camelCase . Part 1: A Single JSON string // example input const exampleJson = `{ "first-name": "Brando...
Last week, I got to experience my first technical interview... ever! To be fair, there were some aspects of it that probably aren't typical of actual technical interviews. But nonetheless, I walked away feeling grateful. I wanted to write a little bl...
Introduction Recently, I've been learning about React, an amazing Javascript library that allows for brilliant UI-building. It takes care of any frontend-centric duties and leaves the rest of the app is handled by whatever the developer decides to us...
Author's Note: This post is related to the Rails Fitness application that I started earlier this summer. I wrote a multi-post series about building this app and you can read the prelude to Part 1 here . While reviewing the code, I decided I wante...
