I have completed the 19 Week Hack Reactor Coding Bootcamp. This week, I'm highlighting my learnings from LinkedIn Learning courses, the job search process, the platform for studying and improving my skills, and footage from the Santa Rosa de Cabal, Colombia countryside.

Week 18 marks my first time applying for software engineer jobs and educating myself on Large Language Models and additional Machine Learning topics.

This week marks the completion of our group’s Module 3 full-stack web applications. I’m grateful to have been on a five-person team where members were focused on achieving our Minimal viable product delivered on the due date, and everyone played a part in the project’s design, building, and debugging. I now only have two weeks left of the program, which consists of a final exam on Monday, career service activities, applying for roles, and continual prepping and building upon interview strategies.

This week focused on learning more about data structure, algorithms, our module 3 project, and more!

In this week's Hack Reactor video documentation, I share footage of the happenings in Santa Rosa de Cabal, Colombia, with eating out, the hot springs near the town, dancing, WebSockets, and where our team project is currently. Additionally, I share insights from my conversations with industry professionals on topics such as coding assessments and understanding the hiring manager's perspective.

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Week 14 where our group has been working hard at coding the backend of our application. Find out more!

This week we jetted off to New York City and we also started our Module 3 group project! Have a look at my documentation for this week!

We have finished the 2 sections of the Hack Reactor coding BootCamp and looking forward to the last module. Here are the highlights from this week and my time working with the Google Cloud Vision API.

Welcome to my Week 11 thoughts. The two main highlights for this week were our practice test for a module that consisted of 28 questions and our project for Module 2, which consisted of working with the same partner from our partner project and building the backend for two microservices, and then building out the front end our app using the React library framework to display forms and list that we created for our data. The test consisted of 28 questions that covered concepts of Docker, React, Optimal messaging service (Polling, Pub/Sub, and Queue), solving Javascript and Python coding challenges, and questions regarding the context map and Domain Driven Design. Below are images of my designs for better understanding how Docker works under the hood. 

My first week of collaborating with a partner on a coding project has been a blast! Writing React code is becoming a true art form and I'm even learning more about the inner workings of React and Docker during the process.

I spent my week off learning React.js, APIs, and generative AI through LinkedIn Learning courses. I also spent time with family and friends, exploring the nightlife in Pereira, Colombia. Excited to use my new skills in the Hack Reactor program.

This week was a comprehensive week of learning the technologies of Python, Javascript, React, and Docker, as well as gaining insights from an informational interview with a former Hack Reactor alumni and taking a break with planned family outings. Nevado del Ruiz is still being monitored for a possible eruption, and a barbecue meet-up with some friends from Alaska is planned for the upcoming weekend.

If you're looking to get a comprehensive understanding of Week 8 of the Hack Reactor Coding Bootcamp, then this is the blog post for you. Here, I'll review a wide range of topics, from Docker and microservices to AI, the differences between Python and JavaScript, and of course, the looming eruption of a volcano in Colombia. Of course, I'll also provide an inside look into semana santa here in Santa Rosa de Cabal. With detailed analysis and helpful tips, you won't want to miss out on this blog post.

Living in Medellín, Colombia, this week has been a rewarding and valuable experience as I explore new technologies such as Docker, API requests, and Ubiquitous Language. I have learned how to use these tools to build better web applications, increase my understanding of Domain-Driven Design (DDD), compare Entities vs. Value Objects approaches for software development, and become adept with concepts such as JSON format, aggregates data design AI and Chat GPT.

An impactful week with our first exam, learning how to build a paid membership site using the Stripe API, learning the technologies the development team at Duolingo uses, and much more! Have a look at my learning for this week!

This week was full of a module one practice test, python problems, a Django Backend project, and much more! Find out my many learnings in Django and Python this week.

I've completed Week four with working on, two Django backend projects. Look at this week's learnings with Python and Django Web Framework.

This is the first week we have spent on Django and building our first Django full-stack app! Let's dive into it!

I've completed week 2 of the program, reflected on my learning and challenges, and take a look at what I spent my weekend doing for my mental break.

I've completed the first week of the coding BootCamp and covered in detail topics relating to the Terminal, Git commands, and the foundation of Python. Have a read to learn my insights!