Today I implemented the classic “Two Number Sum” algorithm in Java. Ran through every pair in an array to find two numbers that add up to a target. For [1, 4, 5, 8, 3] and target 7, it hit on 4 + 3.
#100DaysOfCode #Java #ProblemSolving
Today I implemented the classic “Two Number Sum” algorithm in Java. Ran through every pair in an array to find two numbers that add up to a target. For [1, 4, 5, 8, 3] and target 7, it hit on 4 + 3.
#100DaysOfCode #Java #ProblemSolving
Diving deeper into Docker today — focused on writing custom Dockerfiles and understanding how containers handle volumes and networking. Also started Stephen Grider’s (bit.ly/3Hig1Qb) PostgreSQL course.
#100DaysOfCode #Docker #PostgreSQL #DevOps
Diving deeper into Docker today — focused on writing custom Dockerfiles and understanding how containers handle volumes and networking. Also started Stephen Grider’s (bit.ly/3Hig1Qb) PostgreSQL course.
#100DaysOfCode #Docker #PostgreSQL #DevOps
I've been working through the Docker and Kubernetes: The Complete Guide course by Stephen Grider (bit.ly/3Hig1Qb) on Udemy. I won't be able to really add much to my portfolio from this course, but it can't hurt to get some DevOps and Deployment certs out of the way.
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I've been working through the Docker and Kubernetes: The Complete Guide course by Stephen Grider (bit.ly/3Hig1Qb) on Udemy. I won't be able to really add much to my portfolio from this course, but it can't hurt to get some DevOps and Deployment certs out of the way.
#100DaysOfCode
I created an interactive site where you select an airline, it reveals a destination, and prompts you to choose a neighborhood within that city.
I went with this approach so I can make it dynamic later either by creating an API or calling a public one to populate the cards.
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I created an interactive site where you select an airline, it reveals a destination, and prompts you to choose a neighborhood within that city.
I went with this approach so I can make it dynamic later either by creating an API or calling a public one to populate the cards.
#100DaysOfCode
Working on a JavaScript game, but I wanted to stretch a bit beyond fizz buzz. I'm building a choose-your-own-adventure game using CSS cards and callback functions to drive the story logic. It’s a little buggy for now, but I’ll definitely deploy it once it’s cleaned up.
#100DaysOfCode
Working on a JavaScript game, but I wanted to stretch a bit beyond fizz buzz. I'm building a choose-your-own-adventure game using CSS cards and callback functions to drive the story logic. It’s a little buggy for now, but I’ll definitely deploy it once it’s cleaned up.
#100DaysOfCode
I'll be building on fundamentals from my bootcamp days, revisiting early JavaScript projects, and blending that with more advanced concepts from my university coursework (data structures, memory management in Java and C/C++, and object-oriented programming).
I'll be building on fundamentals from my bootcamp days, revisiting early JavaScript projects, and blending that with more advanced concepts from my university coursework (data structures, memory management in Java and C/C++, and object-oriented programming).