I’ve been recently working with some companies on technical challenges and projects where they’ve used different package managers than I’m used to. Package managers are used to help manage a project’s dependencies, which is a piece of code that is required for a project to work. As projects start to…

For the past month or so, I’ve been focusing on my vanilla JavaScript skills through JavaScript30 (view my progress on my website!). Because of this, I’ve been neglecting on algorithms, so I decided to jump back into it. I’ve been working through my Udemy course with Stephen Grider (which is…

For the past couple of days, I’ve been working on enhancing my vanilla JavaScript. I’ve been practicing using tutorials from JavaScript30.com, which is a free 30-day coding challenge that builds 30 different projects within 30 days. It uses no frameworks, compliers, libraries, or boilerplates. While I’m currently on Day 5…

While I was at Flatiron School, something that was always confusing my was asynchronous Javascript. I always had a hard time working with the data and on a recent take home assessment, I was completely destroyed by this question. Concept wise, I’ve always understood that asynchronous functions are functions that…

Objects are one of Javascript’s data types. They are used to store various keyed collections and more complex entities. With this capability, they are probably one of the most important data types as they form modern building blocks. They are more complex because they can contain any combination of primitive…

Learn the basics of Redux used alongside React Hooks — React Hooks were introduced to React with the v16.8 release in Feb 2019. Before the release, there were features that were exclusive to class components. With Hooks, functional components now allow the use of state and other React features within them. Hooks were also introduced to be able to reuse…

Data Structures are some of the most fundamental aspects when it comes to computer science. These structures are tools which are used to store data in a computer in a way that is used efficiently. There are many different types of structures, but this post will be focused on Stacks…

Alright, part 2 of the sorting algorithms I’m going through. If you missed part 1, read my blog here! In the last blog, I reviewed selection, bubble, and insertion sorting algorithms. All of them required nested loops, which gave them all an O(n²) time complexity. …

I made it! I graduated from Flatiron School’s Immersive Software Engineering Program last month. Hooray! Now that time has passed, it’s time to focus on the job search. With the job search, comes the interviews, which are both technical and non-technical. Because of this, I’ve decided to dedicate some of…