continue coding old unfinished project from 2021 repository: https://github.com/savjaylade84/python-bank-system

Flask app that uses facebook api to show the list of all my facebook page post Website: https://my-facebook-page-post.onrender.com/ Github Repository: https://github.com/savjaylade84/My_Facebook_Page_Post

I was practicing coding when i come a cross this coding problem that has a problem for its description of the problem. I must say finding nemo is much easier than finding what is the purpose of k lol. anyway i finish solving the problem.

updating my github front page

practicing coding in Hacker Rank site... so far its very challenging and fun to complete the tasks that given.. I just finish one task and ready for another one 😎🥸

i'm coding python project using micro(ide) in ubuntu's terminal

follow me in my twitter, there i'm more active.

Recently, I changed my OS from Windows 10 to Ubuntu because my machine isn’t compatible with the new Windows OS. So yeah, that’s why I’m Team Ubuntu now 😎😎

i'm currently coding a simple project that uses python flask and facebook api which display a facebook post. my goal now is to try to post my fb page or my personal facebook then run it on render's web hosting platform.

my simple tweeter feed that uses python flask and tweepy that is running on render's web hosting platform. website link: https://mytweeterfeed.onrender.com repositoriy: https://github.com/savjaylade84/MyTweeterFeed

uploading my little project - weather web app that use python flask and openweathermap api in render website link: https://weatherflaskapp.onrender.com repositories: https://github.com/savjaylade84/flask_weather_app

a shortcut way to add meta tag for your seo. 1. go to www.metatags.io 2. paste the url of your site 3. in the left panel you can edit the title, description, and image 4. in the right is the preview 5. you can add more platform to add with in the left panel 6.once you are done click generate meta tags 7. copy the meta tags by clicking copy button in the bottom right corner of the prompt panel 8. paste the copied meta tag in the head tag of your website 9. for image to come out you need to put the link of the image in the content properties of meta that has image on it. 10. then your done.

🔹 Compiler vs Interpreter 🔹 What is the similarity of compiler and interpreter? They're both software application that translate your code into a executable code that a machine can understand. On note each programming language had its own compiler and/or interpreter. 🔹what is the difference between them? Compiler translate the code in bulk whereas interpreter translate the code line by line. 🔹 which is faster? compiler is much faster than interpreter because it way of translating code. 🔹 which is flexible? while compiler is faster it is not flexible, to run the code anywhere you have to translate every time that is where interpreter comes in. interpreter can run your code in any computer as long as it is installed there. 🔹 is there a language that uses both? yes there's, the way it work is that the compiler translate it first into a byte-code then the interpreter translate it for later use. this hybird approach has its philosophy of code once and run it anywhere. 🔹 example languages that uses compiler only ▶️ clang and c++ 🔹 example languages that uses interpreter only ▶️ python, bash,ruby, and javascript 🔹 example languages that uses both ▶️ java and c#

How to create beautiful costum github profile without learning mark down syntax: 1. create repository that has the same name of your username in github for example if my username is savjaylade84 then the repository is savjaylade84. 2. create a readme file in the repository - the file name should be README.md 3. go to www.profileme.dev and fill out the necessary input there. 4. copy the markdown from there then paste it to the readme file. 5. save the changes then reload your github profile. there you go, you have your own cool github profile. if you're not in the hurry you can also do this by learning mark down syntax.

🔹 what is unit testing? unit testing is a type of software testing where we test a unit of code. 🔹 what is unit in unit testing? the unit that the unit testing defining is the function/methods in our code. 🔹 how to do unit testing? each programming languages has its own way of doing unit testing so the first thing you should do is research the unit testing tools that your programming language to offer then read the documentation on how to setup the testing and also some ide or editor offer wide range tools for unit testing so research on that too. for me i use python so i use the standard library of python in unit testing(unittesting) and also i use python test explorer in my vs code for visualisation and easy setup of unit testing. in general requirements for unit testing are your unit testing tools, your mock datas, your unit that will be testing, and some test cases. 🔹 what is test cases? test cases are just set of expected output for the unit that will determine if the unit is doing what it's should be doing.

🔹 what are mutable and immutable? mutable i.e list are objects that changes through the cycle of the software whereas immutable i.e tuples are objects that doesn't change. 🔹 example: mutable data type ''' list is mutable because you can append and remove data on it ''' my_list:list = [1,2,3,4] my_list.append(5) my_list.pop() immutable data type "' unlike list where you can append or remove its data, tuples forbidden you from doing it. "' my_tuple = (1,2,3) 🔹 why it's important to know mutable and immutable as a beginner? most of us beginner struggle in knowing why the output data is different from we expected, Well turn-outs some of the mistake we do are cause of lack of understanding in mutation of our data and that's why we need atleast have general understanding of it. 🔹 more info of mutable and immutable in the links below:

UI design tips: you can use whitespace as a seperation of an member/s in a group of an elements, for example if you have a group of picture and text, you can use whitespace to seperate a photo and text to its other colleague. you can also applied this if you have grid settings. example: linear horizontal settings photo text photo text grid settings photo - text photo - text photo - text. photo - text other grid settings photo. photo text. text photo. photo text. text 3 by 1 settings photo. photo. photo text text. text using this technique rather than using border line or horizontal line will lessen the visual noise in the design. #uidesign #uxdesign #uxuidesign #uxui

UI Design tips: when using color pallettes in your website you should use only three colors which is categories in primary, secondary, accent. - primary color is a color that makeup 50-60% of your site - secondary color is a color that makeup 30-40% of your site - accent color is a color that makeup 10% of your site example: light theme primary-smoke white secondary-charcoal accent-red dark theme primary-charcoal secondary- white accent-violet Note: when choosing a pallettes you should always check if they're contrast to each other because if they don't it will make the color of your site confusing. #uidesign #uxdesign #uxuidesign #uxui

this is something that i dream of to come true ever since i started coding🥺🥺🥺. New resource will be added to my collection😎👌. When you are like me that don't have Internet access most of the time, you gonna force yourself to find an alternative way like renting a computer in computershop, connecting to public wifi, exploiting your classmate and friends wifi, and dowloading offline documentation.

using yaml as your config file for your application is more readable and easier to use than using json and xml as a config file. example: config.yaml Application: name: example version: 3.0 settings: theme: dark font-size: 12 config.json { "Application":{ "name":"example", "version": 3.0 }, "settings":{ "theme":"dark", "font-size":12 } } config.xml <Application> <name>example</name> <version>3.0</version> </Application> <settings> <theme>dark</theme> <font-size>12<font-size> </settings>

I'm half way through finishing a book called the power of habit by charles duhigg, it's a good book that talk about science in advertising, behavioural science, neural /psychology studies, and some example (real life story) that's related to habit. my favorite part on this book was on how many advertising makes money out of exploiting our habits without us noticing consciously and how we can build our own habits that can benifit us in the long run.

men my speaking skill in english is disastrous, i have long way to improve it.

New look for my github profile😎👍. I was tweaking and experimenting the previous design until it satisfy my expectation and my current github profile is the result of it. link: github.com/savjaylade84

My oldest and first github achievement badge title: artic vault rank: none note: limited-time only badge a project of github in 2020 where they store a collection of repositories of every qualified user(minimum requirement is 20 star) into a server that is buried underground in artic region. there is also a project of github in 2021 and that was for mars unfortunately i didn't qualified for that.

My new github achievement badge title: yolo rank: bronze

my new github achievement badge title: pull-shark rank: silver

I finally finish a coding exam in a company that I was applying for and man I did horrible in the exam hahahah this is a real sign that I have a lot to work in improving my problem solving skill.

how to hide your local database credentials in csharp projects 1. create config file 2. put your database credentials there. 3. create cs file. 4. import config manager. 5. create a function that command config manager to get the information in the config file(the one with database credentials). 6. import the cs file that has config manager. 7. call that function whenever you needed a database credentials.

🔹 Software Principle of the Day 🔹 Open/Close principle in S.O.L.ID principle 🔹 what is open/close principle? open/close principle indicates that existing should open for extesion and closed for modifications. 🔹 why use open/close principle? open/close principle promotes stability by not modifying the existing code and flexibility by extending the existing code. 🔹 example: class Coffee(ABC): ''' abstract data for coffees ''' class Amerikano(Coffee): ''' data for amerikano ''' class Flat(Coffee): ''' data for flat''' # initialise coffees flat = Flat() amerikano = Amerikano() def brew(coffee:Coffee): ''' brew some coffee "' # make coffees brew(amerikano) brew(flat) in this example you will see how open/close principle help stability and flexibility of the code. the function brew has a flexibility for brewing any kind of coffee while having stability for not modifying for every coffee that is introduced. also the code follow the other part of solid which is depedency inversion injection principle. #softwaredevelopment #softwareengineer #softwareengineering #softwareprinciple

my new coding habits in developing my personal projects run test📝 -> coffee break☕ -> debug💻 -> run test again📝

My git & github extension for visual studio codes are git history by don jayamanne and git lens by git kraken in those extension they have a feature where you see the chances in the code when you hover the code which is useful when you forget what changes have you done in that code and other cool features to check it out.

using logging & unittest package of python in visual studio code I'm using a visual studio code extension package name test explorer ui by holger benl for visualise and auto run test in side bar. it's a great tool to have in your visual studio code.

🔹 Software Principle of the Day 🔹 Dependency Inversion Injection in S.O.L.I.D principles 🔹 What is Dependency Inversion Injection? a class or function that uses high abstract or template(interface) of the object instead of an actual object. 🔹 Why use Dependency Inversion Injection? dependecy inversion helps reduce high coupling and cohesion of the code also it's help the code flexible. 🔹 example: # interface of account class Account(ABC): ''' do something here ''' def update_account(account:Account): ''' update account ''' In this example i have a function that takes interface or template of a account as an argument and whenever i pass a different instances of account the update_account function will not complain for it because it know that its a instance of an account. In this way i remove or prevent of creating duplicate update_function for every instances of account which is violates the D.R.Y(don't repeat yourself) principle. #softwaredevelopment #softwareengineer #softwareengineering #softwareprinciple

currently doing unit testing one of the module of my personal project(bank system) in beta branch. the module that i was unit testing was a module that responsible for fetching, updating, storing, and checking account files and list in a folder also i was checking the output of the log for storage and testing to see if something odds happening in the process. my debugging tools combo for debugging modules are logging + unittest. #Pythonprogramming #programming #programmer #developer #development #developing #git #github

I discover new tool that will help me analyse and understand the quality of my code. https://www.codefactor.io you can integrate it to your github and it has free plan for public repos. In the tool you can view the remarks of quality code of your repository and also know where in the file and in the codes is the low code quality occur and has comment why it's low quality. I use the codefactor tool and I find that my projects in my first and second year college was very low code quality but most my of personal projects was a outstanding in terms code quality, it's probably outstanding because i heavily applied software principles and standards to it than my college projects. #softwaredevelopment #softwareengineer #softwareengineering #softwareprinciple

New look for my github dashboard ehehe link: https://github.com/savjaylade84

frappe framework(python framework) is probably one of the worst framework that i setup in. men its takes me decades to make bench to work properly like you did all the necessary steps then you got errors then you search and troubleshoot it then it produce another one 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ right now I'm stuck in troubleshooting the problem in initialising and installing a frappe application. Btw frappe only works on linux and macos so if you're in window; you probably need to install wsl or vm.

🔹 Software Principle of the Day 🔹 Single Responsibility in S.O.L.I.D principle the principle say that an class or function should do only one responsibility i.e X should only do X. 🔹 Why do implement this to your project? it makes remove unnecessary complexity in your code (K.I.S.S principle) and it easy to understand on the behaviour of the function or class. 🔹 How to implement this to your project? analyst every class or function responsibility; There make an judgement; if the function or class is not doing a single responsibility then split the responsibility. #softwaredevelopment #softwareengineer #softwareengineering #softwareprinciple

🔹 Software Principle of the Day: 🔹 D.R.Y - Don't Repeat Yourself Its basically mean you shouldn't repeat yourself writing the same block of codes all over again. 🔹 Why apply this principle in yourself? applying this principle to yourself, it makes your code simpler and readable also it remove the tedious work of writing those codes all over again. 🔹 How to implement this in yourself? Well it's easy think of a block code that might get repeated or already repeated then encapsulate those in a container like function or class so that whenever you needed it in the future you just call the container that contain those block of code. #softwaredevelopment #softwareengineer #softwareengineering #softwareprinciple

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🔹 Software Principle of the Day: 🔹 K.I.S.S - Keep It Simple Stupid the principle say you shouldn't over-engeeniring or over-complexing your codes instead make it simple, consist, and understandable. 🔹 how to implement this in yourself? Well here's a example to understand and to know how to apply this in yourself. example: let say if a code is x and should only do x but it do x, y, z then you should reduce the complexity or over-engeenir by removing y & z and doing only x. #softwaredevelopment #softwareengineer #softwareengineering #softwareprinciple

my portfolio is already migrated in flask then now I'm still fixing and upgrading some design like this navigation, in previous design it's in side bar navigation style and right now I'm redesigning it into a simple (logo left - navigation center - social media link right) navigation style with auto scroll while deciding on what to remove and to add in portfolio existing design, On note the Terminal Bank System admin feature is still in progress. #Pythonprogramming #programming #programmer #developer #development #developing #git #github #portfolio #websitedevelopment #webdesign #website

after finishing the bank system i will start refractoring and adding feature to my portfolio - single page web application technology stack i use to it will be change from plain html, css, javascript to a workable either django or flask application and sql or nosql. the ui of the portfolio and images(icon, logo, etc) probably will redesign. page that will be added: blog page -> so i can blog my learning and teach beginners. admin page -> so i can manage my content and blog with ease for website hosting => I'm trying to find a free and long term hosting for it. The current web hosting of my portfolio is in github page. #programming #programmer #developer #development #developing #git #github

Python Terminal Based Bank System updated: all of the new and upgraded files and modules are already uploaded in the project remote repository and also done refactoring in user then the next step is the admin. Done and On going progress in the list of features will be view in the readme file. you can take a look the new updates from the project @ https://github.com/savjaylade84/python-bank-system Note: all of the current files of the project was remove and new files and modules are on the project now. #Pythonprogramming #programming #programmer #developer #development #developing #git #github

free code analysis GitHub extension for every repository I use this so I can learn and improve on coding with security in matters. PS: Yes, some of my code is smelly lol, The bug is nothing critical but it's already fix

Python Terminal Based Bank System updated: added unit testing - config for automation testing of my project and logging system then completely refactor most of the old codes also adding tools and modules. you can take a look the current state of the project @ https://github.com/savjaylade84/python-bank-system Note: all of the current files of the project will be remove for allowing for flexibility. #Pythonprogramming #programming #programmer #developer #development #developing #git #github

My coding routine: 40% research / analysing 🔍 50% testing / refactoring 📝 5% coding 💻 5% coffee break ☕

Python Terminal Based Bank System updated: I'm currently updating, fixing, and adding new feature in this project like admin account, logging system, and etc. My Project Goal: Start from basic bank system to complex bank system you can take a look the current state of the project @ https://github.com/savjaylade84/python-bank-system Note: all of the current files of the project will be remove for allowing for flexibility. #Pythonprogramming #programming #programmer #developer #development #developing #git #github

Assessment contain of query test 1 and 2 query test 1: student and its total grade query test 2: stock and its value

sucess ehehe Assessment contain of coding test 1 and 2 coding test 1 :Problem Solving using OOP coding test 2 :Problem Solving using Datastructure and Algorithm