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maudite codes maudite codes learning functional programming as an ooprogrammer it s been a while since the last time i wrote something in this blog well during the last years i ve been working as a software developer first as fullstack developer and more into backend developement in the last 1 5 years i would like to continue developing my career in backend which i enjoy way more than frontend but sometimes when i m having conversations with senior colleagues i find it difficult to follow some of them mostly because of the theoretical level they can reach if that happens to you you are not alone we ll get there sometime soon i hope so some of my coworkers are specially keen on functional programming onwards fp and they will talk about monads readers pure functions and other terms without stop at the beginning i had no clue what they were talking about and while i think sometimes these kind of conversations are an entry barrier for people that want to learn more about software development i m starting to learn the beauty of some of them and that they are even needed continue reading july 4 2021 by maudite some things sadly come to an end outreachy s internship achievements three months have gone so fast yesterday i had my last meeting with sage ross and jonathan morgan t o talk about the end of this wonderful stage at wikieducation thanks to outreachy i can t be anything but thankful after this opportunity i have seen my coding skills improve during this time and i ve got a better idea of what it is to collaborate in an open source project the final goal of the project i worked in was to improve the program education dashboard from wikieducation for this years art feminism campaign tomorrow is international women s day and i hope all the contributors that will join this incredible initiative to improve the visibility of women in wikipedia will enjoy and get the most of all the new features that we made and launch during this period continue reading march 7 2018 by maudite how to apply to outreachy my tips to become an intern i am still working in my outreachy internship and only been part of this last round but as it has been a wonderful experience so far full of great work learnings and fun i decided to focus this blogpost in giving some tips so other people can give their best in their application next one starts on 12nd of february i don t have all the answers and i don t belong to outreachy or to the free software conservancy inc but this is a list of things that worked for me continue reading february 16 2018 by maudite how reducers and actions work together in the past weeks i have been working in several features for my internship at outreachy that involved the creation of a redux reducer as i mentioned previously i have special interest in understanding a bit better react and redux a chance that i have while working in this project i would like to share some notes about it as i think sharing documentation and knowledge is crucial to enable other people learn how to code i have always been very impressed by the documentation and help that i am able to find on the internet and have always dreamt of doing something similar to give it back to the community what s a redux reducer according to the official documentation reducers specify how the application s state changes in response to actions sent to the store on the other hand the actions only define that something happened but not how the application state changes continue reading february 7 2018 by maudite outreach dashboard optimization for events organizers as i explained in the last post we have spent some time to improve the user experience of the dashboard users specially for event organizers the reason why we concentrate in this kind of users is because our main focus art feminism campaign for this year starting in march as the these campaign basically creates different events in different parts of the world to improve the visibility of female artists in wikipedia continue reading january 19 2018 by maudite new year new post improving the ux for the dashboard users due to the season holidays it s been very calm in the past weeks my internship is going great till date i keep learning enthusiastic and curious about all the tasks that i work on more specifically in the past weeks i ve been working in an specific feature that consist of adding a default course type to the dashboard campaigns there s the possibility of adding campaigns to the dashboard that allow the users to organize their programs better in this case we wanted to add the option to add a default course type to them so it would be easier for the campaign organizers to enjoy the specific features of each kind of program this need was acknowledged inside the framework of the a f program more specifically the a f program organizes different editathons edit marathons that take place in a determined timeframe and different users write or edit articles on different topics continue reading january 4 2018 by maudite how to solve rails db migration files accidentally deleted last week i was working on different topics in different branches i have to admit that one of my main problem while coding is that i forget to create new branches constantly what happened last week was that i wanted to work in an issue that required a rails migration to create a new field to a database i did it and then realized i was in the wrong branch so i deleted the db file in charge of that migration once i cleant my git mess and i continue working on the topic i realized that in order to commit those changes to master i needed the file i had deleted this is the typical problem that would have taken me ages to fix if i didn t have a mentor and i think it s one of the main problems of underrepresented people in tech due to our imposter syndrome and my juniority sometimes i am afraid of asking things so the people realize i don t deserve the place where i am it took me ages in fact the same time it required me to start seriously coding to realize that i questions are not dumb neither is not knowing some basics having some holes in the overview picture it s totally legit and something that i think it will happen my whole professional life and also personal but that s another story continue reading december 24 2017 by maudite my first two weeks at wikieducation and outreachy it s already two weeks since i started my outreachy internship and it s unbelievable how much i already have learnt and honestly i feel also very happy on how fast and smooth everything develops until today continue reading december 18 2017 by maudite next months project outreachy wikimedia and art feminism the past 9th of november the list of selected people to work in foss thanks to the outreachy program came out and i am extremely glad to say that i will work in a project at wikimedia for the next 4 months i was extremely excited when i heard the news and i am very happy to have this opportunity continue reading november 17 2017 by maudite my first contribution to foss free open source software it s been a while since the first time i got in contact with free software i don t remember the first time i heard about what it was but i remember feeling extremely interested about it however i never dared to work in any open source project i am a quiet shy person and it felt somehow intimidating but i have to admit that also have doubts about my technical skills during the last month i have been doing my first contributions to an open source project wikimedia more specifically the program events dashboard i am so glad i did now i feel more empowered and capable of working in new projects and software development continue reading october 19 2017 by maudite