Continuing on the “Embarrassing Things That I Was Taught, But Forgot the Specifics of in the Last Few Months and Then was Asked to Explain Them in an Interview” saga, this week we are going to be talking about SQL Joins. …

Embarrassingly enough, in a recent interview I was asked to list the HTTP Verbs and what they did and I blanked. I don’t know if it was the interview nerves, or if I was getting fatigued from rapid fire questions, or what — but I want to make sure that…

Recently I came across a JavaScript quiz that had all sorts of questions ranging from a beginner difficulty, to more advanced topics. One question revolved around adding multiple different data types, including an unassigned variable. I typed out what I can remember from this particular question below: There is an…

Date formatting has always been an issue for me to a certain extent. This has let to multiple instances of googling specific problems and surfing StackOverflow to see if any other programmers has had the same exact issues as me. …

If you have been following this blog or read my previous posts, I bet you didn’t see me talking about Flatiron School again coming, huh? A big part of the five phases of the Flatiron course is the code challenge. It is essentially an aptitude test that comes in the…

Recently I had the pleasure of applying for an internship contest at Shopify. To even apply you must first create a website that satisfied certain requirements that they were looking for. The final requirement was to share the GitHub repo and to deploy the website to be submitted (to see…

Recently I have been strengthening my algorithm skills to nail it during future job interviews. A majority of the developers and engineers I have come in contact with who I have asked “what is the most important thing I should focus on” has replied with: Algorithms. While I was practicing…

This is the second of two blog posts showcasing my Flatiron School projects. You can find the first part and a brief introduction here. Phase 3 Project — MemeShare During phase three we shifted our main focus from Ruby on Rails to vanilla JavaScrip. The project specifications were to create a single page application…

It’s been a little over a month since I graduated from the software development course alongside my cohort-mates at Flatiron. Over the course of the high intensity learning, we were all tasked with five main projects. Four of the projects were paired programming partner projects with one to two partners…