This is my second month doing learning update, I've learn a lot this month, this month also includes some of the things I started in May and completed in June. Coursera: Intro to CS I joined this course since May 2020, and I found this course a bit different from Havard's CS50. For starters, the course is from Princeton University and it is thought in Java. So I think this would a great exposure to Java since Java is one of my language bucket list. As per any intro to CS MOOC, their grading system for assignments is automated, and quite good. It has been a while since I grind myself doing algorithm questions, but so far so good. One immediate impression I have for Java is, the language is pretty strict in structuring the program. Each file must contain one class, and very minimum opportunity for programmer to do things their way. Since I come from a JS background, this impression is expected. Google Cloud's Cloud Run I walk through Jonathan's ebook Deploying Node.js on GCP and followed the step by step commands to deploy to cloud run. The ebook is pretty tight since it shows all main methods…
Starting this month, I want to record and track all my learnings in this blog. I have been learning so many things, but I did not track or wrote it down systematically in one place. This is my attempt to capture all my learnings or at least what are the subjects that I read or practice. Since this is the first in this series, I want to record things that I have learned since Jan 2020. Serverless framework I did an endpoint using serverless framework with NodeJS runtime. It does have quite tight integration with AWS Lambda so deploying to AWS is as easy as running a deploy command. Nuxt.js Nuxt is a Javascript frontend framework using Vue. It does have interesting modes to suit your use cases. Assuming your content is stored in a database, here are some of the modes and use cases: Server Rendered (Universal SSR) Loads content in the HTML then served to the client. Usually picked to improve SEO. Suitable for user-generated content, new content will be available instantly. Deploy as a separate service alongside your backend API. Single Page Applications (SPA) Loads an empty HTML, then populates the content via Javascript, some web crawlers…
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