Published in We’ve moved to freeCodeCamp.org/news·Feb 3, 2019How to reverse a number in JavaScriptExamples using an arrow function and regular JS function — Reversing a string or reversing a number is one of the common questions asked at programming interviews. Let’s take a look at how this is done. Rules/Limitations: Negative numbers should remain negative. ex. -12345becomes -54321 Any leading zeroes should be removed. ex. 321000 becomes 123 & not 000123 The function can…Java Script2 min read
Jan 27, 2019JS Basics: How to Reverse a StringHow to reverse a string in JS using both an arrow function or a regular JS function. Rules: Should work with special characters No using Array.reverse Using an Arrow Function: const reversedStr = str => { let rev = ''…Java Script1 min read
Jan 7, 2019Rock Paper Scissors — a Machine Learning AdventureThis is a post on the basics of how to train a neural network to distinguish between two (or more) different sets of custom images and to then use the trained model to create a game of Rock Paper Scissors. Give a computer an algorithm and you feed it for…Machine Learning4 min read
Nov 27, 2018Mind the Gap — a CLI app using the TFL API — Part 3This post details how I got the station data from the API. To read about the planning, go here. To read about the MVP, go here. The final code repo can be found here. The API Caveat emptor: The TFL API is not very well documented or at least not well enough…API4 min read
Nov 27, 2018Mind the Gap — a CLI app using the TFL API — Part 2This post details what was built for the MVP. To read about the planning, go here. Details about how I used the TFL API are here. The final code repo can be found here. MVP Londoners (present company included) love to complain about the tube, but honestly — our public transport…API3 min read
Nov 25, 2018Mind the Gap — a CLI app using the TFL API — Part 1A brief intro about the project that I worked on for the end of Module 1 at FlatIron School. This post is mainly about the planning. I’ll write about the (very unrefactored) code in the next post. If you had told me while I was struggling through iterating through hashes…API2 min read
Nov 11, 2018Things I’ve learned from the ace developers I’ve worked withGood practices that help you and others who work with you — Search Engine + StackOverflow == ❤Git3 min read
Nov 10, 2018To do what you want, do what you wantFor many years, I had wanted to visit Japan. I even learnt some basic Japanese, Hiragana & Kanji in preparation for the epic trip that I’d someday embark upon. Last December I was sulking that I still hadn’t been & asked myself, rhetorically, “When will my trip to Japan materialise?!”…Agile3 min read
May 23, 2016Running a Retrospective for Large GroupsI’m a big proponent for small teams. People just work better in smaller groups. But sometimes you have to bring a large group of people together and that’s exactly what happened a few weeks ago at a project that I’m currently working at. I’m currently working as an Agile Lead…Agile5 min read
