Working on Asento With a lot new blog content and minor technical tweaks

The world is evolving. It doesn't leave us sitting in one place and you need to constantly study something. Whether we like it or not. We're always learning something.

Getting my projects ready for Hacktoberfest-2k19:-

• Mevn-CLI
• teachcode

It has been af busy month, and here are some of the things we accomplished last week:

• Got one of our clients sites up and running, after a lot of work from the development team.

• Had time to do some technical optimization on our own site, Webstarters.

• Did some tweeking on a lot of costumers sites, including redirects and site structure optimization.

postwoman.io github.com/liyasthomas/postwoman

I'm working on refactoring an auto-assigner application that's responsible for getting food orders from clients and assign it to the most proper biker available to deliver the food.

It's a part of a legacy monolithic core written in PHP, Symfony and I'm porting it to Python.

The most exciting part of this transmission is a timescale database, that's responsible for storing current bikers' position and its performance on huge amount of data (500M+ records) is just mind-blowing.

This week I have dedicated myself to do some JavaScript coding practice in the competition websites. So that it can help me solve problems faster. Also practicing CSS is in this weeks goals.

I am trying to write my first blog post ever. The problem is that I am not really into it. We have few developers on the bench now without a project so our boss asked to write some articles about topics we learned during self-education period. BTW I am Android Developer and during my self-education period without a project, I was learning Flutter.

Sandeep Panda,

Things are looking neat, I really got a 'wow' feeling(😮) when opened HashNode site last night! Great! Hope you all will fix the responsiveness also soon so that, my 'Add to Home Screen' of HashNode also renders it correctly(Now, I have the app as well 😊).

This week been personally down due to some emergency at Home, but still accomplished few things that kept me on High:

• 💻 Regular Office Work and this time getting things close to the release.
• 😆 Worked with my first Mentee on MentorCruise and got some good accomplishment guiding him.
• 😂 Published a Blog on DevBlog: Sending and Scheduling emails from node.js app
• 🔥 Worked on a pet project called fullstack-reborn. Lots of learning from it so far.. It will be publicly out soon.

go on learn reactjs , and improve my front end :3

Learning Bootstrap while I develop my portfolio page, writing another web app to put on there and preparing for interviews

A podcast search app that I've been wanting to do for a long time as a side project.

Trying to publish my second article on hashnode

I could finally managed to write a blog post that I wanted to write since years... it basically shows some unique debugging capabilities that I think we should all fight for. Felt sooo good to finally be able to do it. PS: I think I saw some of the changes here ;)

Loads of bug fixes for our recently announced new Home Connect App @ IFA2019 for residential IoT devices (unfortunately I could not join IFA because of private circumstances). Today, we had our first after-IFA sprint planning and worked out the next milestones and a look-ahead for what we want to get done until the release. I'm quite excited about this project 😁

As for my private projects, I am working on a pre-coursor game for my main game, since Amethyst changes too much, which is hindering me a lot. Also, I plan to get a few things into the prequel. For this, I am building on Babylonjs, which is a polished web library. Hope to get something to the screen, soon.

I've still been working on High/Low: gethighlow.com

And I've also been messing around with 3D simulations in JS: naclcaleb.github.io/JavaScript-Cube

Other than that, I've kept myself busy between physics, piano, and violin 😃

a rest api microservice intergration for an event planning distributor and a php backend + gui checkout wizzard for 3d location visits. rather boring stuff :) tomorrow I want to do some carpentry this is going to be fun. :)