Posts
All the articles I've posted.
Week #6: An IRC-like Application in Java
Published:As a challenge, I built a client-server application that allows multiple clients to communicate with each others using java Threads and Sockets
Week #5 challenge: Authorization for the Last Week Project
Published:I added a simple authorization mechanism to my last week's project using API keys, so not everyone could have access to everything.
Week #4 challenge: Server-side JavaScript
Published:I gave a try to Sails.js, an MVC framework built upon Express.js and socket.io that resembles the MVC behavior of frameworks like Ruby on Rails
Week #3 challenge: Cooking Virtual Machines with Chef
Published:This week on my 52 weeks, 52 projects challenge I tried provisioning a virtual server using Ruby and Chef Solo.
Week #2 report: AngularJS + Gulp
Published:On the second week of my "52 weeks, 52 projects" challenge, I went back to re-learning my favorite JavaScript framework, AngularJS.
Week #1 challenge: Kotlin in Android
Published:More or less one week ago, I announced my "52 weeks, 52 projects" challenge. In the first week, I tried native Android development in a language called Kotlin. If you have seen what Apple is doing with Swift, JetBrains (the team behind IntelliJ and Kotlin) is doing the same thing for Android developers: giving developers a simpler way of developing applications.