It has been almost a month since the last blogpost, and I’ve been too busy to keep it up with my Project 52. This is my last semester as a Computer Engineering undergraduate and usually is the heav...
This week I went back into following the Android course by Rob Percival, building an Uber clone and after that, a Flappy Bird clone. During this time, I was working with Parse Geolocation API and l...
No more exams! As I wrote in the end of my last blogpost, I had to take one month off from the challenge because of the finals. Now I’m free to go on with the Project 52, to learn more and become b...
It has been almost a month since the last blog post. School requires a lot of my time so I haven’t been playing around starting from December 20. Now that I finished all of my school projects (and...
It has been a while since my last blog post and the last challenge. But I have been working on a couple of projects in parallel, including school projects and personal projects so I didn’t have eno...
Native mobile development is an in-demand skill you should have, but it has its drawbacks as everything else. Of course, the performance is as good as possible, but you can’t simply port the applic...
This is the 7th week of my challenge, and it has been good so far. I have been learning a lot and I intend to learn a lot more, maybe even get back to the same technologies and explore them more de...
I started my 6th week of the challenge very late. In fact, I changed plans during the week, and decided to go with this application on Tuesday. Why did I change the project middle-week? A couple o...
Fifth week already! If your remember the project I developed last week, you probably recall that I didn’t add some things to it. For example, everyone could just delete everything from the database...
This week on my 52 weeks, 52 projects challenge I tried a back-end JavaScript framework called Sails.js. Sails is an MVC framework based on Express.js and socket.io that resembles the MVC behavior ...