Today's Progress: Installed Ruby and readed the guide from documentation. Also, i did a introduction into numbers, letters and printing.
Thoughts: I think it will be a hard, arduous and pleasant journey. I hope to continue with focus, responsability and struggling everyday for my personal evolution. Ruby sounds sweety =)
Ref: Ruby Documentation, Topics, Guide, BR version
Today's Progress: I played with variables, numbers, some string methods, conditional statements and flux control. I did a lot of exercises too.
Thoughts: Today i had a lot of free time so i could spend it diving into Ruby. It was very interesting due to fact that the more i read, the more i wanted more =O
Today's Progress: As yesterday, i had a lot of free time today so i spent almost the entire day studying Ruby. I learned more about methods, played with classes on Ruby and its vars, hashs and practiced answering exercises.
Thoughts: Well, i think i was right. Ruby is sweety. I'm impress how fast i like this language. Even the "hard" things to understand i got it quickly due to the syntax and how i feel good when i'm into coding. What agony delight shall we inflict? --Thresh
Today's Progress: I learned about procs (interesting feature btw), blocs and how to handle files in Ruby. I did some exercises to pratice.
Thoughts: It's coming... I already started racking my brain with this exercises. I know i know, no pain no gain. So, let's keep going.
Today's Progress: I readed and understood about how to manipulate CSV files. I made a program to read a phone contact list csv and print the informations pretty.
Thoughts: Nothing special, it's fine. I like the fact there are many libraries to help handle csv files.
Today's Progress: I did a phone scraper. As a headset lover, i decided to learn about some Ruby libraries and made a program to scrap my favorite website headset shop for phone informations (name and price) and save it to me.
Thoughts: I needed a litle more of struggle on resolve some errors and execption, i got lost, readed tutorials, came back to life and its finally worked.
Today's Progress: I kept working on the phone scraper, because the website that i was scraping implemented some features to avoid scrapers scripts to scrap. In this case, the div.class name was "jss" plus a random number for each request. So, i had to think how to bypass it. I'm updating my code to do a regex search through jss+regex and verify if the .text contains the string "R$" to retreive the price. Also, i started to read about database and how to implement with sqlite3. I think i will build a bank account system to transfer money between accounts, like pix in the next days.
Thoughts: Using Ruby as a wrench for daily programming is softy and fun. I'm liking it.
Today's Progress: i learned more about how to implement database in Ruby, creating new databases with sqlite3 framework and fetching some data. I started to code a bank account system.
Thoughts: A friendly syntax to deal with.
Today's Progress: I continued to implement the bank system, adding classes and methods.
Thoughts: I wish i had more time to dive completely in Ruby study, but university is cutting my head off.
Today's Progress: Today i decided to read about semantic and syntax.
Thoughts: It's cool.
Today's Progress: I implemented some functionalities to my bank system and started to think about the business rules.
Thoughts: I'm liking the syntax and how i feel while coding in Ruby.
Today's Progress: I readed about Error and Exceptions handling, iterators (again) and ranges. Coded a little bit at the bank system.
Thoughts: I had never saw the '===' operator before, called case equality operator. Interesting.
Today's Progress: Today i readed some advanced topics in Ruby like web sockets, db and a introduction to Rails.
Thoughts: Another step taken, let`s go.
Today's Progress: I just readed about compiler and watched videos.
Thoughts: Resting my mind.
Today's Progress: I was very busy with academic works today, so i just readed a little bit about hashes in Ruby.
Thoughts: Nothing interesting.
Today's Progress: I readed about semantic and also readed a lot of code to learn new things.
Thoughts: Keep studying.
Today's Progress: A friend of mine sent me a link to best practices in Ruby. So I started reading (it's pretty big lol)! It contains several topics about programming (of course), full of tricks and tips. I learned about two Ruby operators very interesting: &&= and ||=.
Thoughts: Now i'm sure that is impossible to know everything about a language haha
Today's Progress: Today was my first day as intern in a software development company. I did the Advent of Code's first challenge in Ruby!
Thoughts: i'm so exciting with everything. I can't wait to start Rails and get deeper.
Today's Progress: I've done some exercises to pratice code. I did another Advent of Code's challenge and readed about Duck Typing and Syntactic Sugar in Ruby.
Thoughts: Nice, cool, very nice.
Today's Progress: I readed a little bit about Web in Ruby.
Thoughts: Just adding knowledge.
Today's Progress: I built a big Ruby guide with the mainly topics summarized until now and tomorrow i will start Rails. Let the chaos begin.
Thoughts: More knowledgment, please.
Today's Progress: I just started the introduction to Rails. Too much university work
Thoughts: Moving on.
Today's Progress: I already installed Rails and started demo server to interact with. Also readed about metaprogramming in Ruby.
Thoughts: Easier to install than Django =P
Today's Progress: I forgot to push my daily report to git, because it was a big day. I refactored my Advent of Code's day 1 code with my company team. Learned new things like the operator &:. Also, readed more about Rails.
Thoughts: Tired and glad.
Today's Progress: My last day doing university works (finally!). I readed few topics about Ruby just to stay connect and do not lose touch.
Thoughts: Looking forward to spending the day studying ruby.
Today's Progress: I readed a very begging introduction about MVC framework in Rails.
Thoughts: Fly me to the moon, let me play among the stars.
Today's Progress: ActiveRecord provides a range of programming techniques and shortcuts for manipulating data from an SQL database. ActionController and ActionView provides facilities for manipulating and displaying that data. Rails ties it all together.
Thoughts: This part is similar to Django. Same principle.
Today's Progress: What i've learned today:
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The controllers subdirectory is where Rails looks to find controller classes. A controller handles a web request from the user.
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The views subdirectory holds the display templates to fill in with data from our application, convert to HTML, and return to the user's browser.
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The models subdirectory holds the classes that model and wrap the data stored in our application's database. In most frameworks, this part of the application can grow pretty messy, tedious, verbose, and error-prone. Rails makes it dead simple.
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The helpers subdirectory holds any helper classes used to assist the model, view, and controller classes. This helps to keep the model, view, and controller code small, focused, and uncluttered.
Thoughts: Similar to Django with few differences.
Today's Progress: Learned about models validation in Rails, installed Postgresql and configure it.
Thoughts: New world is open.
Today's Progress: A nice day full of knowledge. I built my Rails application, coded the models, controllers and views files for my library system haha. Learned about ERB and how the flow works.
Thoughts: Hard but satisfy.
Today's Progress: I stylized my library view with some css. Learned few things like linked tags and how to standard a piece of the page.
Thoughts: Nil.
Today's Progress: I made a new Rails application called blog. I builded some routes, controllers, models and views. Learned some methods like "link_to".
Thoughts: Rails helps a lot.
Today's Progress: I don't even know where to start. Well, today was a full day of learning. I coded the advent of code challenge 2 and my partners helped me to refact it. Learned hwo to use map and regex, &: operator to resume a block of code. Also, coded the create article func of my Rails application and learned about forms and some others functions that Rails implements to help and save writing.
Thoughts: Ruby is a language that really implements sugar syntax.
Today's Progress: Today i finished my Rails application! I implemented and learned about authentication, concerns, forms, refactored views rendering templates, status, etc. A big day of knowledge.
Thoughts: Rails helps a lot simplifing and save a lot of code.
Today's Progress: I coded the Advent of Code day 3 in Ruby. Tried to use the max numbers of OOP and Functional program concepts.
Thoughts: I got stucked in the earlier, so was kind of difficult.
Today's Progress: I finished code the Advent of Code day 3 in Ruby and will start to read more about Rails.
Thoughts: It took more time than i expected.
Today's Progress: I started to code the day 04 advent of code challenge. Increasing and praticing my skills.
Thoughts: Nothing else
Today's Progress: I started my journey to learn tests in Rails. Introduced rspec and implemented a usage simulation visiting index page.
Thoughts: Sugar syntax.
Today's Progress: I fought to code the aoc day 04, yet...
Thoughts: Crashing my mind.
Today's Progress: I learned new things, like iterate do-end in some string and array methods.
Thoughts: Sugar.
Today's Progress: I finally completed the aoc day 04 part 1 and it's time to get some rest. Sextou!
Thoughts: I think i improved my coding and thinking skills.
Today's Progress: I lost my notebook charger and that was sad because i lost few days of 100 days of code. But now i'm ok. Today, i started to learn how to use Minitest and begun to write tests for my aoc codes.
Thoughts: Rspec or Minitest?
Today's Progress: I went on vacations and needed few days to relax. Today i got stucked in an ruby error at my AoC day 4 code. But, learned about "all?" and "send" ruby methods. Very useful.
Thoughts: DRY and Elegance.
Today's Progress: I kept struggling on AoC day 04, was able to finish it and started day 05 where i implemented some imperative methods just to begin and then refact with classes and tests.
Thoughts: Today was more mathician than programming.