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#Day365 (Tuesday was 1yr!)
#git #bash, @Ubuntu #wsl, & @VisualStudio installed on my Windows box, #ssh agent started, cloned my #CSharp repo, worked through some of the videos. Productive but mostly setup
I haven't seriously used Windows in years
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#Day364 (Mon, 23rd)
~5 hrs working on setting up #CSharp on my #Linux laptop, hoping & searching for any way to get @VisualStudio to work in preparation for @Udemy course someone bought for me; but no cigar. Had to boot up Windows box and install VS there.
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#Day363
Spent an hour or two working through the first half of the same section of the #GoLang @Udemy course as I previously worked through (#Day360?). Trying to understand the code for rendering and handlers better and also find my mistake.
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#Day362
Took care of some housekeeping stuff: reorganizing some code files from awhile ago, as well as making some #Erlang and #Prolog repos visible on #github and pulling them to my other computer.
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#Day361 (several days ago)
listened to an audiobook and looked over a C++ book; read Computer Science and #Perl Programming chapter on autoloading code (similar to importing in #Golang)
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#Day360 (over a week ago)
Worked in @Udemy, Building Modern Web Applications in #GoLang; 27+ commits; for some reason it isn't actually rendering the html. I already spent several hours fixing one problem, beginning with print statements.
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#Day359 (Wednesday)
Just finished reading Louridas' #MIT book on #Algorithms
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#Day358 (couple days ago)
Worked a lot on my resume, applied to a bunch of jobs, typed up the first three or so examples from Kernighan and Donovan's The Go Programming Language. (Have since noticed a mistake in my resume, go figure.)
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#Day350
Today I finally finished Louridas' chapter on the #pagerank #algorithm. Only one chapter left in that book.
I also spent an hour or two coding along with a @Udemy course, "Building Modern Web Applications with Go" (#GoLang).
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#Day348 and #Day349
- more #GoLang code from Introducing Go (#GoLang). Read some from Benner's Naming Things and Lourdias' #Algorithms. I know I did more, but this was a few days ago and I've been moving.
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#Day347
Had a coding Meetup related meeting.
Began going through more Introducing Go (#GoLang) book code, typing up, testing and saving to #github.
Spent a good long time undoing a #git mess.
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#Day346 (~1 week ago)
Coded through ch5 of Introducing Go, #GoLang, wrote my first ever implementation if #FizzBuzz, actually before Ingot to the exercise where it tells you to.
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#Day345
Listened again to the first 45m of Hillis' The Pattern on the Stone (so good); thought a good chunk more about my website design, discussing it with 3+ people; went out to get drinks with a good friend from college -
Short todo list for website:
- finish updating reading list and projects
- keep tightening up design, look, feel, content
- find a way to make it reference my #willwritesandcodes tag on Twitter especially (because that's where all 343 days are recorded)
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#Day344
I spent 6+hr updating my website. Still needs a lot more work. But I:
- got rid of some #css & #html bugs that were really bugging me;
- cleaned up some of the text, spacing & ordering;
- updated listed projects.
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#Day343 (Thursday?)
On this day I pretty much just read "All About Arrays," in the Computer Science and #Perl Programming volume. I may have listened to Go In Action (#GoLang) or a Go @Udemy Course. The perl essay is all I'm definitely aware of though.
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#Day342
Finished reading @thoughtworks Anthology ch8, "Project Vital Signs." Like ch7, includes some great practices for software development. Read Traub's address in Cohabiting with Computers: "Computer Science: Challenges & Responsibilities"
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#Day341 (NYE)
Spent a long time trying (hours) to get imports and packages to work in #GoLang, reading @StackOverflow, etc. Read most of Kernighan+Pike's ch. on the go tool, all of "The Rise of Worse is Better" in #Unix #UHH (great essay).
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#Day340
Went through the mini-ACT for @Catalyte_io, stretched my brain, surprised myself I still know some algebra. If I can get into this program it could be a real game changer. I put the survey in my calendar as a life milestone to remember.
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#Day339
Spent another 6(?) hrs finishing #TicTacToe in #GoLang. Lots of testing stuff, atomic commits. This version also uses globals, but now that I got it working I figured I would try to tackle reorganizing it w ADTs, interfaces, & packages.
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#Day337
Read a chapter on using #OOP modules in #perl, the same volume as the other day. Read the first half of the chapter on #pagerank in #MIT's book on #algorithms.
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#Day336
Read ch. on #microperl & "building objects out of arrays" in #perljournal vol, Computer Science & #Perl Programming.
This book is so cool. Such a treasure trove of information. We could definitely do w/ more like it for other languages.
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#Day335 (a couple days ago)
Listened for 1hr+ to Hillis' The Pattern On the Stone, great book so far. Reviewed some of my #Cpp #TicTacToe code's overall design (how to make this latest version simpler).
Honestly pretty sure I did more