Gabriel KutikAxios — an easier way to an APIIn my last blog post a described a “trick” I had wished I had learned while doing fetch requests during Mod 3 at Flatiron — async/await…Apr 19, 2021Apr 19, 2021
Gabriel KutikAsync / AwaitThe Flatiron Bootcamp was a great entree into how to learn to code. Notice that I wrote “*how*to learn to code”, not “learn to code.” More…Apr 11, 2021Apr 11, 2021
Gabriel KutikToo Blessed to Be StressedMy final project for the Flatiron bootcamp is a website called Blesstaurant, where users can search for vegan restaurants the world over…Dec 28, 2020Dec 28, 2020
Gabriel KutikLet’s get it Loopin’ in JavaScriptLooping or iterating are ways to repeatedly execute blocks of code. This simple yet robust procedure allows you to easily perform an…Dec 20, 2020Dec 20, 2020
Gabriel KutikControlled Input with React HooksLearning React at Flatiron taught me a powerful tool for designing on the client side. Like all things JavaScript, React as a library…Dec 19, 2020Dec 19, 2020
Gabriel KutikCustom Serializers in Ruby on RailsDuring my on campus tutelage at the Flatiron bootcamp, we were taught the utility of using the Active Model Serializer, in order to pull…Jul 12, 2020Jul 12, 2020
Gabriel KutikReact tricks for nested nightmaresOver the past few weeks learning React at my bootcamp, dealing with setting state and inverse data flow was challenging enough. But once I…Dec 6, 2019Dec 6, 2019
Gabriel KutikCRuD in Three HoursThe consequence of failing my code challenge meant that I had to create a Single Page Application that did not refresh. The takeaway was…Nov 14, 2019Nov 14, 2019
Gabriel KutikUtilizing the functionality of SQL in Ruby through ActiveRecordsThis aims illustrate to the beginner some of the “baked in” tools of ActiveRecords that allow for sql operations in a Ruby environment…Sep 23, 2019Sep 23, 2019
