Danielle BennettThe PalindromeI’m here to serve you the greatest hits of interview prep questions. Today I am delighted to present to you: palindromes.Feb 27, 2018Feb 27, 2018
Danielle BennettMoving to an External Redux State with ReactI recently created a simple React app that you can use to find gifs through the Giphy API. The scope of the project was pretty simple:Feb 18, 2018Feb 18, 2018
Danielle BennettTo the MaxThere are many circumstances where you might have to find the maximum value in a data set— especially if you’re practicing interview algos!Feb 8, 2018Feb 8, 2018
Danielle BennettParsing Timestamps in JSI recently worked on a code challenge that asked you to parse strings which were formatted as timestamps — “HH:MM:SS”. The premise of the…Feb 6, 2018Feb 6, 2018
Danielle BennettJS PromisesIf you had asked me a week ago if I could explain what a JavaScript promise was, I would have promised that I did. After all, I’ve utilized…Jan 28, 2018Jan 28, 2018
Danielle BennettHistogramsAs I’ve been prepping for technical interviews and dutifully brushing up on my algorithms, I’ve been making great use of the histogram. I…Jan 23, 2018Jan 23, 2018
Danielle BennettinBuzzRobotMaking fake hot people with GAN’sTake a look at the beautiful people below.Nov 12, 2017Nov 12, 2017
Danielle BennettMaking your own killer Chrome ExtensionChrome extensions can be very powerful utilities, and they’re pretty simple to build yourself. All you need is a little knowledge of HTML…Oct 22, 2017Oct 22, 2017
Danielle BennettHave It All With CrystalThe Crystal language was created with the notion that you (yes, you!) can have it all!Oct 1, 2017Oct 1, 2017
Danielle Bennetton #gsubAs a web development student at Flatiron School, I spend most of my days writing code. One of the Ruby methods I came across reminded me of…Sep 7, 20171Sep 7, 20171