A Return to JWeb
I've been away for a while but I'm back and wanting to try something new with JWeb, a change in direction.
About
JWeb
Hello! I'm Joseph (the "J" in JWeb). I studied software engineering and have worked in the field for about a year, doing freelance, contract and full-time work.
While relatively new to the industry in a professional capacity, most of my experience have been from taking on new projects and trying to build my ideas. On this site, I document my journey, share what I've learned, and explore new technologies along the way.
The JWeb Bytes blog
The idea for JWeb Bytes came while I was working on a personal project while learning a new framework. I would keep notes of challenges I faced and solutions I found along the way.
Realizing that others had similar problems and questions, I decided to embark on this journey of sharing my knowledge and experiences through JWeb Bytes.
There are two main benefits from doing this. First, it helps me solidify my own understanding of the topics I write about. Second, it provides a valuable resource for others who may be facing similar challenges.
I do want to acknowledge that I am not an expert or professional when it comes to these topics. My goal is to share what I've learned and to foster a sense of community where we can all learn from each other. I hope to learn as much from you as you do from me.
Happy Coding!Explore some posts I've written
View all posts »Written by my experiences and learnings on web development and programming.
My cloud computing adventure
Recently I embarked on a mission to learn more about cloud computing. Here's what I learned.
System Design - My Approach to Programming Projects
System Design involves planning on how to tackle a project, utilizing requirements, a timeline, and prototyping.
Running my projects – GitHub and Cloudflare
A very cost effective (free) and simple way to host my projects without much hassle