“The Deep End” Apprenticeship Pattern

This pattern compares the rigorous process leaving your comfort zone in a programming work environment to learning how to swim in the deep end of water. But it is a little more intense as it explains the scenarios of the water and your ability to swim. There are going to be job opportunities that might

Sprint-3 Retrospective

Sprint 3 was a bittersweet moment for us. We were proud of the progress we had made. On Gitlab, we officially had tons of content regarding Keycloak. Including multiple branches of code, research written in our own words, and documented tutorials. As well as demo apps we successfully secured with Keycloak. But it also signified

Chapter 4: Accurate Self Assessment

I need to continuously improve my skills as a Software Developer. What can I do to make sure I am taking advantage of every learning opportunity? This chapter provided more perspectives to me on the environment of interacting with my current and future colleagues.  If I am hired to develop software, I will then be

Sprint 2: Retrospective.

If I were to define this Sprint for our team, I would use the word “Progression”. That is a key difference I see within the team wrapping up our second sprint. In the first Sprint, I was personally all over the place regarding my focus and my steps in collaborating with the team. It simply

Chapter 3: Walking the Long Road

                The chapter starts off with Dave recognizing that the people who are miles ahead of him are on the same road. I really homed in on this. One of my weaknesses is that I can be very critical towards myself. Which is fine until I start comparing myself to others. When my colleagues and

Sprint 1 Retrospective

My first Sprint Retrospective experience overall truly has been great. Being introduced to a new team environment is different every time, I did not really know what to expect. I had a specific mindset going into this one particularly. I wanted to know, where will I fit in best? I wanted to know the best

Apprenticeship Patterns Chapter 1 and Chapter 2-6 Introductions

As I progressed in Computer Science, there was a lot of pressure when it came to thinking computationally. Many of the tests we have faced included problems where you would have to be correct on all aspects or you are simply wrong. There is no close answer only an exact. Which is very fair to

Thea’s Pantry Set-Up Task #4

The architecture is laid out very nice right here. And it really makes a lot more sense of the work we did in Software Architecture and Design. Meaning, you can see what we were learning last semester in a practical matter. Essentially this Web Service Application will support the user with multiple API’s. Including two

Libre Food Pantry Set-Up Task#3

CS-448-01FOSSisms is a very important page to read. It really prepares you for the team mindset you should enter before starting work in a FOSS team environment. If these FOSSism guidelines are followed it is clear great progress for projects will be made. It might be nerve-wracking when it is your turn to commit a