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  • What I learned while creating TravelViewr
  • All of the new things I got to do while creating my Senior Project
  • April 23, 2014, 8:36 p.m.

  • During the process of creating TravelViewr, I learned a lot about the full stack of a web application. I previously had an intermediate understanding of Django and was able to successfully do most of the basic CRUD operations, but TravelViewr contained a lot of server side programming that we...

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  • TravelViewr - A vacation sharing web app
  • The process of creating my senior project
  • April 20, 2014, 1:15 a.m.

  • When I initially had the idea to make a vacation sharing web app I planned on it being a fairly simple experience that integrated with Facebook for all of the social aspects, and creating it in PHP with a pretty basic code organization. My final result has been a fully featured vacation shari...

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  • Implementing Basic Memory Management
  • Creating your own malloc and free in c
  • April 15, 2014, 9:18 a.m.

  • I first started programming in c earlier this year. Coming from a background in Java, Python, and c++ I really didn't know anything about memory management. One of the first projects I was tasked to work on in my Operating Systems class was implementing malloc and free. For someone who bare...

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  • Working with Databases in Django
  • A primer for using Django and the ORM for all your CRUD needs
  • April 13, 2014, 9:32 p.m.

  • Django is a web development framework for the python programming language. It is a great way to get a robust web application up and running as quickly as possible. This post will introduce you to Django and show you how you can use it to interact with your database of choice quickly and easi...

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  • Creating This Blog
  • Using Django and Python's Markdown to create a dynamic blog
  • April 13, 2014, 2 p.m.

  • I wanted to have a place to share what I was doing on a daily basis and things in software development that interested me. Not only for others to read, but also so that I could look back at previous solutions to problems that I came up with in order to create better software in the future. <...

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Stephen Goeddel

Software Engineer from Charleston, SC

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