Monthly Archives: July 2013
Never Too Late
Being able to dedicate concentrated hours a day for study easily is the largest impetus for searching out a coding bootcamp. The idea of having a versed roadmap as a guide and the support of a dynamic learning environment… it’s … Continue reading
Copacetic
Today was full of learning despite Monday workload and the inconvenience of losing laptop access. Reading: I got through eight pages (while coding along) of 3D Game Programming for Kids written by Chris Strom of Pragmatic Programmers. Final beta version … Continue reading
Adjustments
For the second time in four years, a computer issue has taken my laptop out of commission. According to the Apple tech guy (a super nice gentleman from Zimbabwe living near Toronto), he thinks a corrupted partition caused the laptop … Continue reading
Read, Write, Watch, Report, Rapport, Repeat;
Since deciding to learn computer programming five months ago, my learning process has varied. The big intro into web development came by way of Harvard’s CS50x course. The program is online and free to anyone wishing to give it a … Continue reading
Learning to Dance with Code
In the absence of excellence, sometimes perseverance leads to beauty. Here’s to witnessing those efforts in the meantime. May the spirit of the dancer inspire and lead me to a world beyond “hello”.
