12 May 2022
The Fundamentals Throughout this semester I was able to build my repertoire in software engineering. Although this course focused primarily on web application development, it taught me many fundamental software developing concepts and values. Some of the concepts that stuck...
28 Apr 2022
The Gem of the Code Much like in the beginning of my hula career, my beginnings in web / app development were very vague. I only ever saw the finished product of a person’s blood, sweat, and tears through a...
24 Feb 2022
Pretty is the lei Any day that there is a lei, is a special day. A graduation, a birthday, a paʻina, or any occasion really, even for a Bat Mitzvah from your neighbor two blocks down and one block up...
10 Feb 2022
“OCD” Let’s face it no one enjoys having lint in our laundry. THANK GOD for lint catchers! This same sentiment is paralleled with my opinions on ESLint and coding standards. I have always been a little “OCD” as many might...
26 Jan 2022
At one point or another we have all heard or have been told the phrase: “there is no such thing as a stupid question”. Well… “There is no such thing as a stupid question” ? false : false. Eric Raymond’s...
20 Jan 2022
Baby Steps The novice stages of my software engineering experiences began in my 6th grade year of middle school, sitting in an introductory extracurricular coding class learning JavaScript. My teacher had us conceptually create if-else programs with a Frankenstein maze...
18 Jan 2022
New Avenues Prior to taking ICS 212 I had learned JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and Java in middle school and my first semesters in University. Admittedly, I did not truly take my JavaScript knowledge into practice in my middle school and...