This Developing Story

I spend some time talking about a blog post complaining about Rails

In this episode I learn from Brandon Hayes's interview outlining how he approaches cleaning up code to add in a Javascript framework.

This episode I share my experience at Github Universe and let the listeners there is slight format changes coming to the podcast.

I share my initial experiences with react-native and go on a rant about how you can get a job from a bootcamp but you still have to work for it.

I finally learn a little bit of React in preparation to my React-Native app. I also continue to use Swift in the meantime for my current app.

I share some blog postsI have been reading and writing as well as a bit of my experience converting coffeescript to ES6. If you have a question for me, tweet #thisdevelopingstory and I will answer them live on periscope.

I am hosting a live periscope meeting on October 8th at 6pm PDT. Follow me on Twitter to get the meeting notification. In this episode I move to swift for all my ios apps.

This is the episode where I share my AMA and some new blog post. I also pass over the torch a new Ruby Newbie.

I changed my name for the better and published a new version of hussln.

This episode I share how I find and track my time to code inside and outside of work. I share my experience of my first earthquake.

I explain my experiences with some exceptional Hackbright alum and self reflect how I feel as a Black person in tech and share my goal of getting involved with the Hack the Hood organization. *I also do not mention, but there is also Black Girls Code branch based in Oakland.

I share my experience from Rust Camp and begin to ramble about it for too long, so look for an in depth blog post on it soon. I also gain confidence in Objective-C and enjoy the Oakland Weather.

I share my first experiences with the Rust Language as well as do a retrospective on my last job compared to my current one with Bloc.

In this episode I share a new blog post on building an Api in Rails as well as my new love for Angular Directives.

I explain what a mid level dev is and how I plan to set myself apart to become one. I also share some bay area insider tips. Reminder Mutualfun is available for anyone looking for extra help.

I wrap my experience at jQuerySF as well as share my thoughts on how to find a mentor to help in your code journey.

iOS learning is chugging along and has been eye opening. I also share a pair programming project I am unveiling today, Mutualfun. If you need help on any programming, let me know.

In this episode I prepare to attend jQuerySF as well as give some advice to an aspiring mobile developer.

I give the name and link to my new api and also begin learning ios to start building the app on iphone

I talk about my goals which is basically just GO rambling again with a sprinkle of devops