From an idea to a first working screen.
An application idea becomes clearer when there is a first action to try. How to choose that initial workflow, set its boundaries and check what it makes possible.
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I’m Jessica, a developer and computer science student. I share notes on my projects, my studies and what I learn when an idea meets code.
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Three ways into the work
How existing code changed the way I work.
My internship on Conexgo shifted my attention: before fixing a screen, understand its context and the workflows that depend on it.
DevFlow: starting with the browser.
Starting without an account sounds simple. Making local data the core of the product brings decisions about models, recovery and the role of the cloud.
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From an idea to a first working screen.
An application idea becomes clearer when there is a first action to try. How to choose that initial workflow, set its boundaries and check what it makes possible.
How existing code changed the way I work.
My internship on Conexgo shifted my attention: before fixing a screen, understand its context and the workflows that depend on it.
DevFlow: starting with the browser.
Starting without an account sounds simple. Making local data the core of the product brings decisions about models, recovery and the role of the cloud.
Practicora: following an internship one day at a time.
A report starts taking shape before it is written. Practicora uses the daily journal to connect what happened, what mattered and what comes next.
A portfolio that gives the work room to make sense.
Between a brief preview and an overloaded page, I want a reading experience that gives projects context and lets visitors choose how far to go.
Inventory, crafting and a save file: my first steps in C#.
The features in my first survival game seemed separate. Connecting items, resources and saves quickly made code organisation a practical concern.