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Working with version control is a must for good software development. I use git personally and at work. The GUI in VS Code is good for some git work e.

As I reflect on 2018, there were three programming books I enjoyed reading and learned a lot from. I thought I would share my summary of each book.

I always try to work following Test Driven Development. I recently used Pytest to write some unit tests and discovered a couple of neat tricks from a work colleague.

At work recently I had to add some getters and setters to enable user’s responses to a question being persisted to the database.

Learning some TypeScript has been on my to do list for sometime. I finally found some time and started by reading the docs to get familiar with it.

Image: React.js Nanodegree I completed my third Udacity Nanodegree in January 2018. This time the subject was React and React Native.

Image: Prettier.io Set-up ESLint and Prettier # I’m a big fan of linting and I love the configurability of ESLint with the auto formatting capabilities of Prettier.

Photo by Rohit Tandon on Unsplash A few years ago I decided to transition career and become a professional web developer.

Photo by Sai Kiran Anagani on Unsplash Earlier this year I completed the 100 days of code challenge. A few Twitterers suggested I write a summary of my 100 day coding challenge experience.

This post relates to a front-end JavaScript and Knockout.js MVVM project, using APIs from Google Maps and Foursquare. The GitHub repo is here, and a demo is live on surge.