Beginning to understand ‘has-many through’ relationships in Ruby To start learning about ‘has-many through’ object relationships we learned how to make a class from scratch. We had to decide the variables each object should have and which of those are required, defaults or optional. Required attributes need to be stated…

Linked Lists are another useful data structure to use in our programming. While JavaScript doesn’t have a built in library for Linked Lists, we can still implement our own. What is a linked list? A linked list is a collection of elements called nodes stored in memory. Each node is…

In this blog, I will go over the basics of how arrays exist in memory, how the memory of each address can be calculated, and what happens when elements are added or removed. I’ll keep it as high level as possible, and follow up with later blog posts that dive…

A Synthetic Event in React can get complicated when using props and state, but let’s try to break down the basic concept behind it. As an example, let’s create a component called Vote that will render a button, that logs ‘Your vote has been tallied’ to the console when clicked…

This is part three of a series of blogs, where I will cover the basics of creating a full stack web application. Over the past three weeks, my cohort has been conducting our final project at the Flatiron School in Austin. …

This is part two of a series of blogs, where I will cover the basics of creating a full stack web application. Over the past three weeks, my cohort has been conducting our final project at the Flatiron School in Austin. …

In this series of blogs, I will cover the basics of creating a full stack web application. Over the past three weeks, my cohort has been conducting our final project at the Flatiron School in Austin. …