Blogging about all the technical things
I’m a musician, web developer, recent Flatiron School grad, and proponent of solid hangs. I live in Brooklyn with a friend and his cat who hates me for no good reason.
About a month ago, I gave a technical talk at The Flatiron School along with Zack Sheppard and Daniel Sullivan about Stripe. Stripe is a really powerful and simplified way to implement a payments infrastructure and checkout functionality into your application.
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As the semester at The Flatiron School wraps up, we’ve been practicing how to solve some pretty common computer science problems that might come up in a technical interview. While these problems can be pretty intimidating at first, one of the best ways to approach them is by breaking them down into smaller pieces that can then be combined to give a solution to the original problem.
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A few weeks ago in my Ruby class, we were introduced to the concept of self. This can be particularly challenging to wrap your head around, especially if you’re new to programming in general.
Thanks for stumbling across my zeroth post on my very zeroth blog. Why zeroth? We’ll get to that in just a little bit.
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