Jonathan LacanlaleRapid Coding under Pressure: My first competitionBeginning developers are often encouraged to engage in external practices, most of which consist going to meetups, attending conferences…Mar 7, 2018Mar 7, 2018
Jonathan LacanlaleWho is that?! Ada LovelaceThe Enchantress of Numbers? Possibly the first programmer? The writer of the first computer program? Writer of computer algorithms? The…Sep 10, 2017Sep 10, 2017
Jonathan LacanlaleWho is that?! Alan TuringAlan Turing? The Turing test? Turing complete? Completely automated public Turing test to tell computers and humans apart? Theoretical…Aug 31, 2017Aug 31, 2017
Jonathan LacanlalePractice makes permanentWhether you’re an individual that enjoys watching TED talks, conferences, and speeches in you’re free-time or haven’t watched any at all, I…Aug 11, 2017Aug 11, 2017
Jonathan LacanlaleWhat running a blog has taught me in a monthBlogging has been around for quite some time, gaining its popularity in the early 2000’s. Now the hobby is encouraged among the ambitious…Aug 8, 2017Aug 8, 2017
Jonathan LacanlaleNew Knowledge; Old BooksIn lieu of a class-environment for academics, I was able to obtain more than a handful of books from a leaving professor. Their enormous…Aug 3, 2017Aug 3, 2017
Jonathan LacanlaleMy First StepsBefore making Medium articles and posting on GitHub and running my own blog, I didn’t really follow my ambition. I was just a college…Jul 31, 2017Jul 31, 2017
Jonathan LacanlaleWhat I learned in one month of Udacity’s Android Development CourseWith my first year of college completed and academics on hold until the next semester begins, I decided to keep myself busy. Thanks to…Jul 26, 2017Jul 26, 2017
Jonathan LacanlaleHow SpaceChem helps enlighten Object-Oriented ProgrammingThe flashy and complicated chemistry-based puzzle game, SpaceChem, does more than just challenge the player to simply bond chemicals.Jul 24, 2017Jul 24, 2017
Jonathan LacanlaleComp Sci. Majors are the gifts that keep on capitalizingWell, kind of.Jul 9, 2017Jul 9, 2017
