Bertelsmann Tech Scholarship Challenge, Python, Udacity

Python – Data Structures: Lists

The first data structure that I learned about in Python is a list. It's not like a list of items but more of a container of items that can be taught of as a list. Read more about it.

Bertelsmann Tech Scholarship Challenge, Python, Udacity

Python – String Methods

There is so much that can be done with strings thanks to Methods. Methods actually are functions that are called using dot notation. What this means is that we put them after a string. For example, lower() is a string method that can be used like this, on a string called "sample string": sample_string.lower() A… Continue reading Python – String Methods

Bertelsmann Tech Scholarship Challenge, Python, Udacity

Python Basics

Going through #Udacity Bertelsmann Tech Scholarship Challenge Course I was writing notes on my notebook but I was hoping others would benefit from them as well. Here are some notes about python with more to come as I go through the course.

GitHub, Javascript, Journey, Projects, React, ReactNative

Open Source Contributing Day 1

What's next after tutorials and building projects? I think that it's making contributions to open source projects. I have no idea how to do it, but I want to and that is motivation enough to figure out how and to actually do it. Follow me as I learn how to do so.

Projects, ReactNative

React Native Flashcard App from Scratch Part 3-Struggles and Final Product

My app is finished but not yet posted on the app store. I have it on my phone but as I was playing around with it. I think I want to make some more changes. But let's go back to the creation of this app. I got the layout all done and I got the… Continue reading React Native Flashcard App from Scratch Part 3-Struggles and Final Product

Journey, Projects, ReactNative

React Native Flashcard App from Scratch Part 1-Idea

Have you ever had a brilliant idea super early in the morning. I just did. I have been wanting to work on an actual personal project that didn't come from a tutorial but didn't know what to make. Finally it came to me. Read about my idea and follow along as I continue to build it from an idea to an actual working app.