Stella's Blog

Starting... I had no idea how I could contribute, create, and fix an issue.  I was afraid of messing up other's  repository.  Anyway, I have to try in order to follow the curriculum.  I forked and cloned one of my classmates' repository.  It was my first time to test codes implemented by someone else. Reading... I went through the codes and tried to find any issue, were not easy at all.  Anyway, the first  issue I found is a very tiny thing:  'let' keyword although that never changed. It would be better to use 'const' keyword I think. Another issue is that the person did not use .gitignore . Although, I think it is not a big issue in here, It would be also better to node_modules in .gitignore to prevent accidently upload huge setting file to git. Lastly, It seems to have similar issues that I had already in my source code. It was about the wrong way like using async or promise functions as sync functions. The call of each urls tried to request a c...

Starting...   Over the past 2weeks,   I have been trying to implement command-line tool for finding and reporting dead links (e.g., broken URLs) in a file. A lthough I had a bit of struggle at the beginning, I was able to get in track by checking Slack communication and asking professor. What I have learned from this  release 0.1, is how I can start open source project. I was not comfortable since there is no strict instruction, also, it was open choice which language I like to work on.  I just started to implement the http parser with node.js. After 1st push...     After I implemented the application, I realized the performance seems really slow.  Thus, I post question on slack and the professor suggested solution via git. It was actually first time for me that anyone was looking at my git, fix, and pull request.  It was great experience that I could see all changes were applied to my master once I clicked the button. Ex) First code look lik...

About Me: My name is Stella Jung and I am studying Computer Programming and Analysis at Seneca College. I was born in South Korea and travelled from place to place in various countries to study, work, and gain various experiences. Finally, I am kind of settled down in Toronto since 2016.  I think I used to have a sense of using my computer well when I was little. Thus, I turned my major and career into Programming!. Ever since I started studying at Seneca, I was really curious about Open Source, Specially CDOT. I still don't know why.... and I am not sure yet what Open Source exact means...  I took summer off and staying mostly at home because of COVID-19. Though, I am kind of enjoying not going out.  🤣    My expectation from OSD600: From the start of the course, most of the styles are new to me. Blog, Wiki, RSS feed and so on.  I guess, they are all important stuff to get used to if I want to work as developer.  I am hop...