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25.01.2022 A Sunday well spent. Morning coffee while coding and chatting with this bunch. Code.Sydney follows a well-structured curriculum from freeCodeCamp.org. freeCodeCamp helps complete beginners or career switchers get their foot in the door of web development. Check our website to learn more about us (https://www.code.sydney). #sydneyvolunteerprogrammers #freecodecamp #html... #css #javascript See more

25.01.2022 We are pleased to announce the addition of Vue Mastery (https://www.vuemastery.com/) as a friend of our community. Vue Mastery is the ultimate learning resource for Vue developers. This informal partnership has also given Code.Sydney discounted rates in all its course materials. Join us in learning Vue together.

24.01.2022 We are pleased to present to you our newest mentor, Surya Setiyaputra. Surya is a full-stack software developer with more than three-year professional experience with a previous life as a research scientist in Biophysics. He is a self-described ‘generalist’ with practical experience in setting up small businesses, personal finance, design, community building and tech startup in both Australia and Indonesia. Since mid-2019, Surya has been an active contributor to Free Code Cam...p Sydney meetups. As a self-taught developer, he is particularly interested in helping new coders who are interested in landing their entry role as a Junior Developer after going through the FreeCodeCamp full-stack curriculum. His current favourite web development stacks are Kotlin/Spring Boot, Ruby on Rails, Node, ReactJS and VueJS. In the near future, he aims to learn more SQL and functional programming. When he is not coding, Surya likes to read books about economics, anthropology, history and politics. #freecodecamp #sydneyvolunteerprogrammers

24.01.2022 Basic technological penetration can be as effective as applying cutting-edge technology, particularly when applied to social enterprises. Ling-Pei Lin reached out to Code.Sydney to share her observation from a couple of non-profits in Sydney who are helping those who are on the brink of homelessness. Apparently, back-office staff manually copy search results that satisfy the criteria for temporary accommodation from domain.com.au. Everyone knows that there is a better way. One of our mentors, Kevin Foong consumed domain.com.au APIs and delivered a realtime rental properties search app with export capability. We are hoping that this will free up those back-office staff of their manual work and focus their time on more important matters instead. Thank you Ling-Pei and Kevin for this great work. http://www.propertyextractor.com.au/

23.01.2022 Another impressive Capstone project from our colleague, Prashanga Dhakal. The project concludes recent Vue.js joint learning exercise conducted by Code.Sydney. Vue.js is a Javascript framework for building single-page applications as well as user interfaces. Details of the app below. - Simple Vue 2 app built for breathing exercises - Built with a mobile-first approach, and also scales to desktop views - No external APIs called... - Live App: https://thebreather.netlify.app/ - GitHub repo: https://github.com/Prashanga/Breathe - Connect with Prashanga on LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/prashanga-dhakal-0a4677a6/ See more

22.01.2022 Here is a prototype of the swag shop on the upcoming new website. This Vue Capstone project was submitted by Engramar Bollas. The app was built using Vue in the front end which was deployed in AWS Amplify and Flask in the back end which was deployed in PythonAnywhere. The prototype is active and purchases can be made now. Link to App: https://master.d1bhgi2pi05bwx.amplifyapp.com/ API Swagger Documentation: https://merch.pythonanywhere.com/... Front End Source Code: https://github.com/engramar/merch_frontend Back End Source Code: https://github.com/engramar/merch_backend

21.01.2022 We are pleased to present the Capstone project submission of Kevin Foong. The project reinforces our knowledge of Vue after our joint learning initiative. Details of the app below. - A weather app of the 200 most populous cities in the world. - Real-time weather information is provided by API calls to Open Weather. The returned latitude and longitude of the city is passed on to Google Maps to produce the map. - Data source: https://worldpopulationreview.com/world-cities/... - Code base: https://github.com/Kevinf7/weather_population - Live app: http://weatherpop.surge.sh - Kevin's personal website:https://www.kevin7.net/ See more

19.01.2022 We are excited to let you all know that Code.Sydney will be conducting a joint learning activity covering Beginner Vue. See details in this link -> https://www.code.sydney/vue Thanks to our resident Vue evangelists, Kevin Foong and Promie Yutasane for facilitating this exercise. Hope you all join our #training_vue slack channel on or before the course start date on 1st of June. You can RSVP in our meetup group below. ... https://www.meetup.com/Sydney-Volunteer-Progra//270543646/ See more

15.01.2022 As we celebrate our 4th-year anniversary post-lockdown, we discussed recalibrating our approach to get higher chances of success in getting into coding just in time when the economy reopens. Many thanks to our ever-supportive and capable Code.Sydney mentors namely Tony Johnson, Qj Stout-Spykers, Surya Setiyaputra, Kevin Foong, Engramar Bollas, and not in the photo are Promie Yutasane, Bin Liu and June Kongyang. Code.Sydney’s purpose and intention remain the same since the time of inception. We are here to serve people and help get their foot in the door of the IT industry.

14.01.2022 Hello All, We are about to conclude the first part of our series of the Vue joint learning exercise. We go through https://www.vuemastery.com/ courses together and discuss our journey in slack. The second course is 'Real World Vue.js' and it will commence Sunday 21st June. Hope you join us! For more details, please check https://www.meetup.com/Sydney-Volunteer-Progra//271155145/

14.01.2022 We are pleased to welcome our newest mentor, Qj Stout-Spykers. Qj will be heading our Data Structures and Algorithms Centre of Excellence. Qj is a computer science graduate and achieved high distinctions in microprocessor systems, systems and database design, discrete mathematics and programming principles. His primary software development experience is in embedded systems, deep-learning and back-end engineering. Currently, he is constraining his focus to mastering full-stack... web development, after which, he has his eye on studying project management. As a Code.Sydney volunteer, Qj has acted as a technical team lead and principal back-end engineer on the Code.Sydney website rework and internal 'Strataly’ project respectively. Qj can usually be found deep in some obscure documentation or sharing his knowledge on the Code.Sydney Slack. In his past life, Qj was a professional musician and guitar tutor.

12.01.2022 Meetup.com has been instrumental in the growth of our coding community. Sydney’s meetup.com ecosystem is vibrant and full of activities Pre-COVID. We are looking forward to the time when we can all sip coffee together and do some coding on Sunday mornings again. Meanwhile, we just realised that we are already at 2nd spot in terms of the number of members among all volunteering groups in Australia. It also appears that we are now on top of the leaderboard in tech volunteering. Congratulations to the entire Code.Sydney community! Your intention to assist those who need some guidance around the art and science of coding is highly appreciated. Cheers! https://www.meetup.com/topics/volunteering/au/

12.01.2022 Sunday JS is Code.Sydney's attempt to transform total beginners into JavaScript practitioners. It is a very casual discussion on beginner JS topics and check-ins of freeCodeCamp JS certification progress. Join us in our next session. See the link below. https://www.meetup.com/Sydney-Volunteer-Progra//273636270/

12.01.2022 We started doing virtual meetups last night and all went well discussing the NSW Data API project. It was a hybrid online and face-to-face joint session. From today until further notice, we will continue to collaborate remotely and will maintain our slack channel active. Feel free to join our community by visiting www.code.sydney.

12.01.2022 Code Kata this weekend is about TDD (Test Driven Development). Join us in this week's challenge and share your work with the community in our slack workspace. Thanks to our mentor, Surya Setiyaputra for organising this. https://www.meetup.com/Sydney-Volunteer-Progra//273050777/

10.01.2022 Another membership milestone for Code.Sydney. We thank the community for continued support. Feel free to join our meetup group via this link https://www.meetup.com/Sydney-Volunteer-Programmers/ #sydney #sydneyvolunteerprogrammers #freecodecamp ... #html #css #js #python See more

10.01.2022 It's Yatzy Refactoring Kata this coming week led by one of our mentors, Surya Setiyaputra. Challenge yourself and join us. https://www.meetup.com/Sydney-Volunteer-Progra//273514062/

06.01.2022 We had an engaging caffeine-fuelled coding session last Sunday. We discussed active projects both pay-as-you-feel and self-initiated. Everyone is progressing well in their freeCodeCamp journey. You can also check our freeCodeCamp leaderboard in this link https://www.code.sydney/fccleaderboard. #freecodecamp #sydneyvolunteerprogrammers #html... #css #javascript See more

06.01.2022 As part of our attempt to consolidate all location-related NSW open data through community contributions, we again conducted a session last night at the State Library. It was a productive hour of building APIs using Flask-RESTPlus. You can view some of the contributions so far in nswdata.com.au. #nsw #opendata #python ... #flask #apis See more

05.01.2022 As part of Code.Sydney's commitment to the VueJS framework, we will be exploring Quasar, an all platforms in one go framework built on top of VueJS. Hope you join us in our upcoming study group. See link below for details. https://www.meetup.com/Sydney-Volunteer-Progra//273040235/

04.01.2022 Another successful project completion by Team Code.Sydney. Deadly Connections Community and Justice Services' newly-revamped website is now live! Deadly Connections is an Aboriginal community-led organisation that provides support, interventions, services and programs to Aboriginal people, families, and communities - particularly those who are impacted by the child protection and/or justice systems. Thank you, Carly Stanley and Keenan Mundine for trusting us. We wish you success and fulfillment in helping vulnerable people in our community. https://www.deadlyconnections.org.au/

03.01.2022 We are pleased to advise that we finished the financial year strong despite recent unprecedented events. The community continues to grow steadily and pay-as-you-feel leads have constantly increased as well. The purpose of Code.Sydney is now more relevant than ever. We will always be here to help anyone who wants to get into software development and at the same time helping small businesses streamline their processes. Thanks to everyone who contributed to this year’s success!

02.01.2022 Over the weekend, our team from Code.Sydney had our very first online hackathon experience. Thanks, Blair Hudson of 'Stay Home Hack' for organising a totally remote hackathon to tackle recent issues we are all experiencing right now. Our team built a working prototype called ZONED, an app that can potentially provide more granular data insights to the local neighbourhood. Special thanks to the following people who gave up their weekend for this good cause:... - Gabriel Tan Wui Djan for working on the design - Aleix Cubel for researching relevant datasets online - Leslie Parwada and Girard Andrew Tabañag for working on the presentation - Engramar Bollas for developing the prototype Check out our live presentation using this link https://www.twitch.tv/videos/583758152?t=02h29m16s Here is the link to the initial prototype https://zoned.pythonanywhere.com/