February 4th, 2021: What did you learn this week?

I wrote a very long blog article The Reality of NDN Video Streaming about my "NDN push-ups" website and how well (or not) video streaming works over Named Data Networking global testbed network.

During this process, I learned:

• how to process newline-delimited JSON documents using Python ndjson package
• more advanced features of the jq command, such as variable binding and defining functions
• plotting with Chart.js

I have learned to always make a backup of whatever small project I'm working on. Accidentally deleted an entire two-month worth of project but never again. lol.

Started using material design in react. (I'm an android dev, recently started developing for React and React-native).

I started learning how i can do HTTP Requests in Angular :)

I had an idea about building a platform, where people post a link about an article they like, and then people upvote that and talk about it.

I had this idea WHILE BROWSING HACKERNEWS. so that was fun

I learn how to use the libiec61850 to create the IEC-61850 client/server to do interconnecting each other :).

I deployed the Gatsby app to Gatsby Cloud! Yay! 😁

Also, used GitHub Teams for the first time.

I learnt Java, Golang (still no expert tho)

Not a new learning exactly but I reaffirmed my belief that communication skills are just as important if not more important than technical skills to perform well at any job

Hey Nick, These days I started learning CSS Animation properties from Scrimba and sharing with our DEV Community :)

Checkout this

20 Days of CSS animation post💪

Atul Prajapati ・ Jan 30 ・ 1 min read

#css #html #beginners

I learned to be more patient when upgrading to the latest OS. The other day I updated to the latest Big Sur. I noticed that there was no indication of how long the installation will take on the screen so I shut my mac down. It then went on a startup loop until I decided to reinstall the OS.

I learnt how to use typescript with react

I'm taking a bit of a step back from regular contributions to Forem, and I'm being forced to learn effective issue writing!