Saleh Hamadeh's Blog

[...] . We had a good conversation, and after we parted, I had a strange thought: "Why aren't Georgia Tech students as intelligent as KSU students?" Georgia Tech has one of the top engineering [...]

[...] are open to anyone who feels creative. Last week, I attended HackGT, a hackathon at Georgia Tech. I was shocked by the amount of money that was spent on organizing this event. Aside [...]

[...] before, please follow the Getting Started section of the Parse Cloud Code Guide. Send Verification Code The first Cloud Function that we need to write is the one that send the verification code to [...]

[...] workings of a web application, they are the perfect fit. What will we build? We will build a RESTful API for a library. A library has books, accounts, DVDs, and many more things. As I always do, I [...]

[...] After working a couple of jobs in software development, I noticed that one of the most-valued skills that employers are looking for is your [...]

[...] In the last three decades, software development has undergone a drastic change. Computer science started out as a mix of discrete [...]

[...] cycle goes on and on. The moral of this lesson is that refactoring is a crucial step in software development. Just like you cannot build a skyscraper with a shaky fundamental, you cannot build web [...]

[...] and Algorithms lecture class, which fits 200 people. The photo the before-class feeling of Georgia Tech students. [...]

[...] at KSU. This made me realize an unusual fact. My friends from KSU are not smarter than Georgia Tech students because they went to KSU. They are smarter because most of them are transfer students. [...]

[...] refers to the medium and format in which data is stored. For example, data can be stored on a database server, in a file, or in memory. To fulfill this requirement, I like to start by using MongoDB to [...]

[...] . This is my SSH client to freedom. Using Serverauditor, I was able to both practice for my data structures final and write this blog post. As I do that, I continue to believe the saying, "if [...]

[...] Learning Center, which is also known as CULC. The space below is right in front of my Data Structures and Algorithms lecture class, which fits 200 people. The photo the before-class feeling of [...]

[...] stages are: Design and implement a small set of features. Publish the app. Listen to user feedback. Select new features based on user feedback and go back to step 1. Unlike the Waterfall Method, [...]