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Blogs from Week 4

Cool Things We Did

  • Steve Olson: Built a React Native IOS app that displays the currency and expense data generated by his Ramble Map project.

  • Brant Wellman: De-coupled the basic 3D Engine code of his and Aaron's Gametime project from the actual gameplay code and published it into it's own repo

  • Aaron Greenspan: Built a Phoenix/ReactJS app

    Over this past week, I built a Phoenix/ReactJS app. The app is itself fairly basic: It allows users to create accounts, and login with an encrypted password. Once authorized, the user is presented with a counter from a database on the backend which increments itself using a parallel and supervised Phoenix process. (This is pretty gnarly in its own right: aside from pure paralellism, if for whatever reason the counter incrementing fails -- e.g. because the db connection is severed for even half a second -- the supervisor restarts the incrementing as soon as it is able.) The user is then able to use a combination of AJAX and websockets to reset the server.
    
  • Beth Sebian: Worked on her Police Data Tracker app

  • Hector Huertas: Built and deployed a basic Phoenix app

On LookingFor:

  • Beth Secor: Wrote and full tested a scraper service to pull jobs from Authentic Jobs PR
  • Penney Garrett: Implemented Travis CI so that LookingFor now has continuous integration PR
  • John Slota: Set up a background worker and cron job to run our job scraper daily PR
  • David Stinette: Created a company show page PR
  • Edgar Duran: Created a job show page PR

New LookingFor Issues Created from Student Suggestions

Blogs Written


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