It was almost a year ago when I created an index.html file in my Atom editor, typed "Hello, World!" in it, fired up httpserver, and saw it rendered...
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Woohoo!!!! Congrats!!
Well now I am just blushing. This is amazing Jeremy! You have made such incredible progress and I'm really honored that I got to be a part of your coding journey!
Our conversations were a real game changer for me. I'm glad you saw my post! I'm really lucky that I have so many people willing to help me learn how to do this. I'm looking forward to being able to pay it forward one day.
"...Programming can sometimes be so frustrating I think about doing something else..." This happens to me every week; then something works, I feel amazing; and keep going at it. The constant creative cycle + analytical requirement is such a great match for so many people from such a wide background.
Congrats fellow Flatiron-er!
There's nothing to it but to do it.
I envy you re: the creating tests.
Articles out there that convince you why you should but few talk about how to approach it, if at all.
Cardinal sin: programming and then writing tests afterwards. But I felt overwhelmed trying to figure my app out AND rspec AND trying to figure out decent tests. 😩
Can I got you up to talk more about your process on that?? Please? 🤓
I've actually been wanting to write about writing tests for a while, as a way to sharpen my own knowledge and help other people learn to do it. I think I'll make it happen. Stay tuned ...
Very good result. Really good video! Like'd it much.
Some questions:
Thanks!
The back end is Ruby, using Sinatra, and SQLite3 and ActiveRecord for the database. I used Bootstrap when writing the front end.
That loading indicator is actually just the Grammarly plugin that I have installed in my Chrome browser. It appears in every textarea I type into, and I neglected to disable it.
Thanks for sharing. Stories like yours is what make me don't quit studying about the lovely and seductive world of programming. Since 2001 I'm trying to do something useful to no avail. But I won't quit! :)
Thank you for sharing this! And no, please don't give up. It's well worth the struggle.
Well done!
Thank you!
Congratulations Jeremy.
Congratulations! I'm loving the Harry Potter references.
Amazing where did you learn that?
I'm a student at a code school, which is where I got most of my information. The rest was trial and error, gut feeling, and A LOT of Googling for answers.
Nice, congrats! Maybe you should check out vivino.com/ I think it is something similar to urs.
Thanks! Vivino looks like more of an online store, which would be a fun feature to try and implement in the future. Thanks for pointing me to it!
I'm new to single malts, having only had Old Pulteney, Clynelisch, Dalwinnie, and Glenmorangie before I bought this Ardbeg,......but the smokey, biting peat taste really knocked me back. Adding a little water seemed to open the nose somewhat, but this whisky will have to grow on me. Or, maybe not,....
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Nice Shoot Jeremy,
I Like The Way You Deal With TDD :),
Nice ..congrats !! Please will you deploy it somewhere like heroku !