programming

I recently stumbled upon a very interesting project on Github called vugu. It is “A modern UI library for Go+WebAssembly”. It is currently in a highly experimental state, but I believe it has a lot or potential. If you want to learn more, check out the link to Vugu’s github above or this link to their website. In this post, I will be showing a simple exercise I did to get started with Vugu, inspired by a similar Vue project. [Read More]

Spring Semester is always busy for me. Between academic competitions (like DI), track, and making time for my friends, things can get very hectic. Despite the chaos, I love the spring semester for many reasons. One of the things I love about it is the opportunity to go to a couple hackathons. This year, I went to TAMUhack and HackDFW. In today’s post, I’ll be sharing what I learned. TAMUhack2019 As is often the case with the projects my team undertakes at hackathons, the idea was decent, but our implementation was somewhat lacking. [Read More]

This year, I participated in Hacktoberfest for the first time. This was my first time making a real contribution to an open source repository, and it felt great. I loved being able to help others and improve my skills at the same time (not to mention getting a free t shirt out of it). I learned a lot from it, and I wanted to share some of that in this post. [Read More]

Everyone starts programming differently. Some are forced to learn it for a job. Others discover it on their own. Today I want to share how I became interested in Computer Science and programming, and how I reached the point I am at today. I had been introduced to programming when I was a small child (~7) by my older brother when he started making games with Blitz2D. I toyed around with it for a while. [Read More]