Redux has been really tough and confusing for me, which is why I chose to write blog about for my React-Redux Project Blog. This is the final project and I am really overwhelmed, excited, nervous and all the emotions at the same time. All of the dedication of time and effort are finally culminating toward success. I could not be happier and more proud of what I have achieved in the past 10 months.
So here I am, on my 3rd (and one of the most intense) project: Ruby On Rails. After the Sinatra project, I was very excited about Rails because I heard a lot of people saying how magical the Rails framework is and how broad it is. I was desperately waiting for that magic to happen but as I was getting deeper into it, I realized there was no actual magic in rails or any other programmes. There is hardwork and dedication behind this ‘magic’.
What is self? You may have heard people say that everything in Ruby is an object. If that’s true it means that every piece of code you write “belongs” to some object.
Having a three years old son is already full of roller coasters and on top, I’m here in Flatiron coding bootcamp. I don’t know why I challenged myself to do this but this is getting really interesting. In the beginning I was so lost and debating myself if this is the right decision or not? Honestly , there were some moments where I just wanted to say, “I Quit” and it’s absolutely normal when there is so much going around you, right? On one hand, you are diving into something which you have no idea about and on the other hand, you are still a new mom who is facing new situations everyday.