Published inBits and Pieces·PinnedShallow Copy vs Deep Copy in JavaScriptIt’s important to understand what’s happening with Shallow and Deep copies in JavaScript. To understand this, we will take a look at memory allocation and its behavior in JavaScript. Our goal today is to answer this: why should we be concerned with these concepts and their differences? If you’re just…JavaScript7 min readJavaScript7 min read
Jul 29, 2022“Are you sure you want to delete 5000+ files?”Did I destroy my hard drive using git CLI? If you hit a wall while learning to use git CLI and version control in general, you’ll want to read on. I decided to share this info because I really didn’t feel like I could be a programmer without being…Github3 min readGithub3 min read
Nov 1, 2021Overview of Ruby/Rails AuthorizationsLet’s begin by talking about the often discussed browser cookies. In web/dev terms a cookie is a small amount of data sent from a server to a client (ex: browser) which is placed in browser storage and relayed back to the server each time there’s a request made to server. …Flatiron School8 min readFlatiron School8 min read
Oct 5, 2021Active Record MigrationThe following material is intended for readers with a basic understanding of Ruby, SQL(ite), and using a Framework — in this case Active Record (AR)is the framework we will use to demonstrate the database build process. The Rails Guide on Migrations clarifies the definition of database migrations: “Migrations are a…Student Blog6 min readStudent Blog6 min read
Aug 25, 2021The React Build Process / MindsetBrief Summary of the Thinking in React article from reactjs.org As I’ve begun to understand the React dev process I figured I should blog about the basics I’m grasping to help reinforce my understanding. So let’s touch on the overarching means to creating apps in React! This post requires a…React4 min readReact4 min read
Aug 12, 2021console.table()Here’s a quick note on something I picked up along the way to Phase-1 in Flatiron School. . . That is to say I can’t recall if it was in Phase0 or as Phase1 started. For a given object: we can display it as a table in the corresponding console using console.table() See this screen shot for a simple example: Since I’m not entirely sure what this means for me as a budding developer/SE I am posing the question to anyone reading :) What could this possibly help with as a dev?Flatiron School1 min readFlatiron School1 min read
Aug 6, 2021Doin’ DOM stuffDuring Phase 1 in Flatiron School our cohort was delving into various key topics. So far I’ve gone from “please explain that one more time . . . ” To now having a firm understanding of how the various code points (events, functions, methods, properties, values, tags, etc …Js4 min readJs4 min read
Aug 3, 2021The Essential Callback FunctionI’m Jason Kuffler. Pronounced Jay-Sun Koo-Fler. My friends call me Kuffler or whatever creative spin you wanna put on that. Today I’m sharing my first ever tech blog! As a new student at Flatiron School I’ll be blogging some of my progress through the course. When learning JS with no…Functions In Js2 min readFunctions In Js2 min read
