Hello everyone! This is yet another “What I Learn This Week” type of blog from me again! Today I will be sharing some interesting git command that I learn from The Git and Github Bootcamp by Colt Steele. Let's get started! The first one that I want to talk…

Last week I talked about what I learn from a photoshop course that I took from Udemy. I had lots of fun writing that blog. I do want to do another “advance” photoshop blog but since I haven’t started on the “advance” photoshop course, I decided to write a blog…

For somebody who had never used Adobe Photoshop before, photoshop had always been something mysterious to me. Therefore I decided to take a beginner photoshop course on Udemy to try it out, and this blog will be about what I have learned from it! The course that I took from…

Ever wonder how do other developers manage to put 3D objects on their websites? The same question crossed my mind when I saw some fascinating websites like Yamauchi No10 family office, Life in Vogue, and uxblonde. They are all absolutely mind-blowing websites, and I definitely want to know how to…

As I was researching about making games with Javascript in my last blog, I have come across an interesting topic about the uprising serverless web application. While a lot of developers were struggling through their process of making the backend talk with their frontend properly or vice versa, serverless is…

After some research on HTML5, CSS, and javascript for my phase 3 project in Flatiron, I have realized, when these three components are combined, they can be used in many different ways and create incredible and fabulous projects, including some really cool games. One of the most trending games of…

Hey everyone! This is my second blog! I was browsing over the internet and trying to see if there is anything cool but technical that I can write about Ruby, and I came across this fun little game that’s going to help kill some extra brain cells that are left…

Welcome to anyone who decided to read this very first blog I have ever wrote. This blog is going to talk about how I (the dummy) load a .yml file within Ruby and have it outputs to a pretty hash. I’m going to start with a funny joke to make…