Posts by Mamerto
How to Do Test Driven Development in C# .NET 5 and VS Code
We will be coding a very simple code kata called FizzBuzz. The point of this article is not show the best implementation of FizzBuzz but to implement it in a Test Driven way. So that we can change the implementation any way we want without the fear of changing our code.
Read MoreA Programmer’s Journey (Part 3) – Working Abroad to Freelancing
This is my programming journey story. If you like stories, please kindly read through. Otherwise, if you want to jump start your software development career without wasting time like I did, download your FREE copy of my Software Developer Compact Career Guide.
Read MoreA Programmer’s Journey (Part 2) – Learning and Side Projects
In part 1, I recount how, despite my family’s financial difficulties, I was able to get to College. In this part, I will tell you how I really wanted to use a computer, my first job, how I started my program journey, my first real programming job, and side projects.
Read MoreIntroducing SyncTimer (Synchronized Timer)!
SyncTimer (Synchronized Timer) is a free web app that enables sharing of a centralized set of timers controlled by a time keeper. Useful for video conferences and remote meetings.
Read MoreHow to Use SyncTimer
SyncTimer (Synchronized Timer) is a free app that works on any browser, desktop or mobile. It has two types of users: Timekeeper Observer (the speaker or anyone with a valid Timer Key) Timekeeper The timekeeper is the one who created the Timer Set (a set of timers). The timekeeper is responsible for starting and stopping…
Read MoreUseDelight Homepage and New Tab Browser Extension
This is the homepage of the Popular Chrome Extension for new tab called UseDelight. Both the homepage and the Chrome Extension has been built using MongoDB, Express, React/Redux, Node.js ( the MERN stack).
Read MoreSpace Launches (Sample Project)
Description A sample solution that shows how to connect to another API using ASP.NET API Controller. This will pull the next 5 space launches from the public API of https://launchlibrary.net/ Another page can display some details of 5 rockets with the wiki links and thumbnail pictures with links to the full-sized picture of the rocket. Although the…
Read MoreLearn to Code: Episode 013 – CSS Properties
In this episode we’ll talk about some of the basic CSS properties and how we can use them in our HTML page. For now, we will just play around with the basic properties and how to apply them to HTML so the page won’t look that pretty. Some of the properties we’ll discuss are: color…
Read MoreLearn to Code: Episode 012 – CSS Basics
Now it’s time to discuss CSS finally! All websites must have HTML. Whereas CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) is optional but essential in any website. We can only do so much with HTML alone. CSS makes web pages become lively. There are three ways to add a style into a web page: Linked stylesheet file Inline…
Read MoreLearn to Code: Episode 011 – Using Relative Path – Intro to HTML Part 8 (last part)
Finally, this is the last part of the Introduction to HTML series. I’ve never thought it will reach 8 parts, but I think it’s important for absolute beginners to take things slow at first in order to get familiar with programming syntax, structure, and how to use a specialized text editor. Now let’s talk about…
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