Projects i've worked on, articles i've written, and tutorials i've recorded
When I first started writing part 2, I thought I could cover the entire lecture from week 0. Turns out there was a lot to cover. Also I was writing this CS50 updated the course from the 2017 version to the 2018 version, which meant the videos are slightly different. But that’s okay, i’m just …
Last week was about creating a simple program in scratch, so I took what I learned and created a simple game. It’s called protect the penguin, and you can play it here. Building this simple game helped me understand abstraction and how helpful it can be when trying to create more complicated relationships. Instead …
Taking a computer science course that is given at Harvard University feels good. I may not have the experience of being there, or the office hours for one on one help, however I do have reddit and stack overflow when I am confused and need some help. Week 0 starts off with David Malan telling …
Found a github repo that guides you through all the topics you would need to learn in order to earn a computer science degree. There are links to mostly free resources, covering intro through advanced programming concepts. Nearing the end of the program you can choose a specialization and create a final project. With 18-22 hours …
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Ready to make a change? In 2014, I began using these self improvement strategies, and by 2017 I was using all of them in full force. It has drastically improved my career, social life and overall sense of well being, and I hope it does for you too. So here are the 8 things you …
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I started this website to share my thoughts about the programming world, as it relates to me. Here i’ll be sharing challenges i’ve faced, the break throughs i’ve made and the experiences had with other programmers. This website aims to chronicle the challenges of a self-taught programmer.