I didn't think that I would be able to build my own app while completing only 6 weeks at a bootcamp but I was. I had a great team and together we accomplished so much.
Lambda School – iOS Development Bootcamp – Week 7 – BUILD WEEK 1
Half of Build Week has gone by and my group and I are pretty close to having a viable MVP product. We can now start adding more features and working on a better UI, UX experience.
Lambda School – iOS Development Bootcamp – Week 5 & 6
I have some advice for those of you that are learning to code. I am doing this through Lambda school but what I have learned can be used for any other bootcamp or if you are learning on your own.
Lambda School – iOS Development Bootcamp – Week 3 & 4
By the end of this sprint I felt like I was walking on a nice paved street when all of a sudden I just fell into a hole and couldn't climb back up. Let me explain what happened. The sprint started off at a good pace we built on what we learned the previous two… Continue reading Lambda School – iOS Development Bootcamp – Week 3 & 4
iOS Development – Perform Segue
I am a firm believer that to better understand something, you should try to explain it to others. So this is my attempt in explaining the perform segue function. I know the big picture of what it is and what it does, but the inner workings of it had me mystified.
Lambda School – iOS Development Bootcamp – Week 1 & 2
If you are considering attending a bootcamp, Lambda in particular follow me as I blog about my experience there. I am doing the iOS development course and have just finished my first 2 weeks there. Read to find out how it went.
Python Functions
Using a function is like writing separate smaller programs that we can then reuse over and over again. I will show you how to create your own python functions.
Python Control Flow: Loops
Unlike humans who get bored easily, computers are great at repetitive tasks. They do them fast. We have to have an easier way of having a computer do a repetitive task instead of writing the same line of code over and over and over. We use loops to do this.
Python Control Flow: Boolean Expressions for Conditions
Like comparison operators, Boolean Operators evaluate these expressions downs to a Boolean value. They help up achieve this by allowing us to create more complex conditional statements.
Python Control Flow: Conditional Statements
Conditional Statements are used to break the linear code. We don't always want to have our code follow a straight lines we want to branch off based on a a condition. If the condition is true we want to go one way and if it's false it goes another way.
