Category: General Information
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Where Should I Go Eat: An Introduction
The last of my technical projects I haven’t talked about yet is Where Should I Go Eat (which you can visit here). In this post I will discuss the following topics about this web application: Why I Created Where Should I Go Eat This story is similar to my story for creating Black History Fact…
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Click-Go-Lotto: An Introduction
One of my technical projects I updated recently is Click-Go-Lotto (which you can visit here). In this post I will discuss the following topics about this web application: Why I Created Click-Go-Lotto My mom plays the Georgia lottery, both scratch-off tickets and lottery games like Mega Millions, Powerball, and Fantasy Five to name a few.…
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Using Gemini To Find Potential Bugs In My Code
I’m using Gemini to find potential bugs in my code because it works so well. I used it while creating my last project: Easy Home Directory Backup. After it worked out so well, I’m going to continue using it for all my future projects. Why Am I Using Gemini To Find Potential Bugs? I can’t…
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Writing Code With Pen And Paper
When it comes to developing a new technical project I enjoy writing code with pen and paper. Yes, I don’t load up my favorite Integrated Developer Environment (IDE) and create a plan there. I rather use the notebook I keep on my desk next to my keyboard. Why I Like Writing Code with Pen And…
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Easy Home Directory Backup: An Introduction
Over my Christmas vacation I released a new technical project in its own repo onto my GitHub profile: Easy Home Directory Backup. It’s a Command Line Interface (CLI) program that runs on any Linux distribution in the Terminal. It performs a local backup of the user’s Home Directory. I developed the program in the Python…