Andrew Lam’s little blog

Hello blog, how are you guys doing (I feel fine)? I got a book from my professors in the Syllabus. I read it; it is good.  Even I can recommend some of my friends who are not computer science majors to these books for knowledge to develop some  level of studying and more.  What did you find interesting, helpful, and thought-provoking about the reading? I found it interesting and valuable that the first two chapters, 1 & 2, stated that it is crucial to have a "growth mindset" and  realize that learning demands perseverance, trial, and error. It was even needing to find mentors to assist in directing the learning  process while working on a personal or side project to put newly acquired information to use.  Also, near the end of the introduction, the second chapter points out the final four patterns that encourage continuous learning: Exposing and confronting ignorance. Taking on an audacious task. Retreating into competence. Ascending to the next level....

I read both about the LibreFoodPantry main page and the items from Thea's Pantry. I chose one exciting for LibreFoodPantry and expect to find information on the organization's mission, values, and code of conduct, as well as how to get involved and make donations. One exciting aspect of the organization may be its use and promotion of Free and Open-Source Software ( FOSS ) and the values of freedom, community, and transparency. I write about it, there are many exciting pieces, but I chose one of them because it has the organization's commitment to open collaboration and its belief in the power of community-driven development. I decided on one vital part from Thea's Pantry; one might expect to find a web application that allows clients to order food and other necessities and for staff to manage those orders. One exciting aspect of Thea's Pantry might be its Agile software development methodology. The agile methodology emphasizes collaboration, flexibility, and rapid ...

Hey, I have been gone for a year since I noticed this little blog website. It has been fun for me, who has been doing things from experience and learning in 4 years in college. Also, I am considering returning to this Blog for simple things while sitting on the blog website, which has changed. There are plenty of times to learn, and it is never too late.