Category: programming
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Unit Testing
For a class I’m taking called Software Engineering, my role is being an admin for Phase 1. In short, this course is a group-based project where the team creates a mock-up of Reddit. There are total of 4 Phases in the course and we just completed Phase 0, which was the tutorial phase. Now, I…
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Coding Challenges
I found this site in courtesy of John Crickett on LinkedIn. I explored the site and it seems very cool! There’s a lot of different challenges from easy to hard. Coding Challenges: https://codingchallenges.fyi/challenges/intro LeetCode is often used for coding interviews: This specific set is very useful for coding interviews. Some other platforms for free coding…
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To-Do List
Today, I was really amused with one of the homework assignments for my class. I learned how to create a to-do list using HTML, CSS, and Javascript. With what I learned such as the event commands, I feel like I can get much further in my coding abilities. Check out the website here: https://ayc325.github.io/todo-list/
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Software Application Architecture
Today, I’m learning about Software Architecture for a Software Engineering Class. In short, the Software Engineering class is about learning about the process of Software Engineering. We’re learning about the different phases and roles when creating a software. In this video, the speaker talks about the concepts and fundamentals of software architecture. Vocab: Architecture: the…
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Transferring Content
Today, I was tasked to transfer a site’s content to a different site. In short, an office was moving to a different department so my job is to just move everything from one site to another. Sounds a bit boring right? But let me walkthrough the process as I’m doing it. I’m working with Drupal7,…
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Intro to Rust
I am currently enrolled in a class CSE 262: Programming Languages. We’re just starting to learn Rust, and I am impressed with the capabilities of this language. I can’t tell you how helpful the complier is but I’ll show an example If I got things like this in Java or C, I’d love their language…
Angela Cui 