Java Training Unfortunately I only had time for 4 pomodoros (1h55′) but I made some progress with my sleep app. I was able to successfully increase the separation of concerns. I had a class getting bloated with methods dealing with too many variations of queries to the DB. In terms of user interface, for the …
Java Training What a fantastic day!! I studied for around 3:20 (8 Pomodoros) and for the first time I felt like I was actually CREATING in Java. It’s such a fantastic sensation. It’s the feeling of having a powerful magic wand in my hands. I can literally create anything I want and I’m only scratching …
Java Training I managed to study for 3hs (7 pomodoros)!! I want to consistently do at least twice as long but considering I’ve barely studied for a week this was great. I finished replicating the small app I created with the help of a tutorial and now I’m using it as a foundation to build …
Hi! I had a day off from work so I had the opportunity to train in Java for 6 pomodoros. I use the Pomodoro Technique splitting my work in blocks of 25 minutes. The breaks aren’t necessarily 5 minutes as in the original technique, but whatever time it takes to complete another task in between …
Looks like it will be easier for me to write before going, to bed so I’ve changed the original plan of posting during the morning. I want this to be a closure for my day so I can use it for reflexion and to have the feeling that whatever happened that day is resolved and …
I had a great day despite not having too much time to code. I only coded for a little bit, not working on any particular project but following along the book “Head First Java“. I haven’t coded properly in about 5 days but I’m not overly concerned. The volume will increase again once I’m all …
Hi there! My name is Pablo, and I’m a 38 years old Brazilian living in Brisbane, Australia. I’ve had many blogs before, but I decided to start this one to document this important chapter in my life. Last Thursday, June 11th 2020 I got granted permanent residency in Australia, after living here for five and a half years. Now …
