Tag: Python
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I Refactored Easy Home Directory Backup
Some time back I wrote an introduction to my newest application available on GitHub at the time: Easy Home Directory Backup. Excitement gripped me as I celebrated the release here on my website and on my social media accounts. Later, when I wanted to add a new feature to the program I discovered something terrible:…
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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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Learning Python From Books
Recently I switched from using YouTube to improve my Python skills to reading books. Yes, actual books printed on paper. No digital or ebooks (even though there’s nothing wrong with using those, but I prefer reading from physical books). Why did I make this change to learning Python from books? Did I not like learning…
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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…