Github and the Magical Black Hole of Version Control

03 Oct 2014

In celebration of my first-ever (successful!) pull request, I’m dedicating this post to the use of git and Github. The concept of git and Github was a huge source of frustration to me early in the summer, when I painfully managed to get my website onto Github without any understanding of what I was doing. I’m still learning how to understand and use these tools effectively and appropriately, and I’m sure I will be for a very long time.

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

26 Sep 2014

Although the first week of the Metis Ruby on Rails course has been much less intense than I’d expected, the first week has been a somewhat jolting dive into object-oriented programming. Before the class started, the bits of Ruby I’d done were just lines of code. I thought classes were for CSS, methods were just words that did cool things to variables, and objects were for special uses of Python or Java.

Hayley Anderson

Github and the Magical Black Hole of Version Control

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming