Hello there! My name is Stephanie. I'm a Full-Stack Software Engineer residing in Dallas, TX. I'm constantly creating and learning new things. Feel free to look around and connect with me!
I am an established, Full Stack Software Developer, skilled in Angular, React, Java, SQL, HTML, and CSS. Creating and learning new things is my passion! My dream is to create software applications that will make the world a better place. Thanks for being here! Check out my work and feel free to reach out!!
MedWorking is a Full stack MERN application I created as my Capstone project with The Flatiron School in Houston, TX. It acts as a social networking platform for medical professionals!
Quidditch was created by myself and a fellow classmate as part of week 12 of the Flatiron School Software Engineering program. It's an interactive Harry Potter game site built with React js and a Rails back end.
Jabba the Hut's Hitlist was created by myself and a fellow classmate as part of week 9 of the Flatiron School Software Engineering program. It's a full stack interactive Star Wars website built with Javascript and a Rails back end.
VisitReview was created by myself and a fellow classmate as part of week 6 of the Flatiron School Software Engineering program. It's your all in one vacation planning website built with Ruby on Rails and CSS.
TheBridge was created by myself and a fellow classmate as part of week 3 of the Flatiron School Software Engineering program. TheBridge is a mental health and wellness centered CLI application, which acts as a "bridge" between its users and various resources of common psychological disorders.
Given a binary array nums, return the maximum number of consecutive 1's in the array. Let's go!
Another algorithm solved using my new found Java skills! I had a lot of fun with this one! Hope you enjoy it!
I’ve been going through a Java DSA course on Udemy. As a developer who’s first language was JavaScript, it’s been INTERESTING to say the least. This week we’ll be focusing on a sorting algorithm called “Bubble Sort”. Let’s get started!
Picture this scenario for me. You move into this AMAZING house. It’s great, it’s beautiful, it’s…wait is that a staircase? Oh, no. You’ve never walked on stairs before….why? You never got around to learning it — shhhh just go with it. Anywho, let’s learn how to conquer stairs via code!
Please welcome the myth, the legend, the one and ONLY…FizzBuzz, but with a TWIST! I'm putting my new found skills to the test and solving this problem in Python!
Oh. My. Goodness. I was so excited to solve this Algo. The Grinch has initiated an attack on the North Pole! We need to take out his Missiles before they hit the workshop and destroy all the gifts! Who doesn’t love a good holiday themed ANYTHING?? Even if it means the possible destruction of the North Pole! Let’s get started!
Our highlighted Algorithm for the week asks us to find the majority element in array that appears more than [n/2] times. I have to admit, I had a hard time with this one. Luckily, I had the awesome support from my study group to help along the way. I definitely learned a lot from it. Let’s get started!
Taking a look at another Algorithm this week, we’re tackling Isomorphic Strings. What are they and how in the world can we determine if the strings we have are Isomorphic or not?
This week’s algorithm was another “Easy” one for most, but always a learning experience for me! I refreshed my memory about .join() and the beautiful things it can do!
Although HackerRank categorized this as easy, I had a challenging time with this one!
React components come with some neat-o bells and whistles. They can be nested within each other. They can pass information and logic between them with props and they can keep track of their own information in state. So far though, I’ve been restricted to displaying information organized by the React app itself. In this blog, I'm going to go a step further and incorporate remote data into my React app. Using fetch requests to APIs, I can build dynamic, responsive apps around data that is provided remotely.
In this blog, I dive into the heart of React: Components! Follow along with me while I break down how components and props work hand in hand to modualize both functionality and presentation in code.
What are Validations and how can they be useful to you? Validations are used to ensure that only valid data is saved into your database. Rails provides built-in helpers for some realistic/common needs a dev might need and you can even create your own custom validations too!
In May of 2020, I began my journey as a software developer. I was extremely overwhelmed with the mountain of information in front of me. Not knowing where to start, I just dove right in. As my one year anniversary nears closer, I felt compelled to create a guide to one of my favorite Javascript libraries around: React.
As I complete my third week of The Flatiron Software Engineering Program, I can honestly say, there isn't anything in the world that could’ve prepared me for the bootcamp. However, I’d like to share some tips/tricks that I wish I had known before I began my journey. Best of luck to you!
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