If this bootcamp turns into an absolute disaster for me, I feel like one could trace the exact moment back to somewhere between yesterday and today. Monday was the start of object oriented programming.

I'd like to speak to you about Object Oriented Programming. I say I'd like to because I am way too confused about it to really talk about it. I mean, I get the concept. Creating objects that can communicate

A week of gut punches and reality checks...yes and its only the second week of the course. Yesterday's dumpster-fire of a homework assignment did have a bit of good news to go along with the bad (the bad

I made it to class. I took notes. I answered some questions correctly. So why in the hell is this homework kicking my ass all up and down the block? We covered a very narrow topic range with respect to

Happy 4th of July to everyone here in the US and around the world. My neighbors have been launching illegal fireworks since yesterday and if it is anything like last year this will continue until next

More JavaScript? Sure, why not. I mean, its only the second week. Yesterday we covered simple alert-type boxes. These are very straightforward to create and not too difficult to customize. I got to show

Our first day with JavaScript and now I can officially call myself a programmer without getting mean looks from real tech professionals. We covered all the basics as an introduction to JS with the promise

The struggle continues! Interneting is hard. Our instructors stressed that a beginner coder needs to take a short break every hour or so to avoid burnout or brain fatigue. I definitely am feeling the truth

I completely understood all of today's lesson so why am I pulling out my hair with this homework? This weekend's project is a recap of all of the week's lessons built into one responsive website. The only

Here's an important lesson for all you beginners out there: if you are going to be using the command line please be a little bit extra careful when making changes to anything. Let's say, hypothetically,

Ok so day 1 was deceptively easy-going. No traffic on the freeway, no problems with my laptop in class, no problems understanding the lesson, easy homework... Today? Not so much. Good thing I left early

The day has finally arrive. S**t just got real! Going into this bootcamp I had a few concerns other than just learning the material. I am notorious for having a poor work/life balance. I either throw myself

Today was the first official day of the Punchcode bootcamp and was just a simple orientation to get ready for the real action starting on Monday. All of the instruction is done on MacBooks, so all students

Good morning, fellow Steemians. I've been away for a long time working hard and reflecting on my life and what the hell I'm doing on this planet Earth. Some of you might remember that I work in Las Vegas

Hello Steemians! I've been away from here for quite some time, dallying with other social media sites posting pictures of my food and weird selfies while on vacation. I do have an actual job and its not

Starting at 12:01 AM the NEW Theme is BLACK AND WHITE Portraits SOOOO, Show me your BEST B &W PORTRAITS STEEMIT!!! There were ALOT of great entries this week!!! We will be reviewing them all today

I'll be going to South Africa in December. Planning to spend about 3 weeks total between Johannesburg and Cape Town. I'm looking for some hidden gems; some activities or sightseeing that most people would

Being in nature, and doing weird shit, are things I enjoy. Las Vegas is well known for casinos and all of the madness that happens within the city. But Las Vegas sits in a valley and is surrounded by some

Recently I took a trip to the Bahamas to swim with the pigs and sharks. Flying into Nassau from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida was only a 40 minute flight. Once arriving we took a taxi from the airport to our

The Gambler 500 is an off-road auto challenge that takes place every year in Portland, Oregon. Participants must drive 500 miles through the Oregon countryside and wilderness over the course of 2 days,