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Kristin Ponsonby
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Jan 29, 2022

Node.js and Express: A Lightweight Minimalist Framework

Since graduating from bootcamp, I’ve been learning a few different new technologies and frameworks to keep my skills sharp and stay on top of my game. One I kept running across was Node.js. Unlike JavaScript or Ruby, Node.js is not in fact a framework or language. It is actually a…

Nodejs

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Node.js and Express: A Lightweight Minimalist Framework
Node.js and Express: A Lightweight Minimalist Framework
Nodejs

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Dec 1, 2021

Pupstagram: An Instagram-ish React App with a Rails Backend

The last ten months have flown by! We are in the last phase of our program at Flat Iron and wrapping up the React/Redux curriculum. For my final project, I decided to build an Instagram clone…. for doggos! The application has a similar user interface to Instagram. When a user…

React

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React

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Sep 21, 2021

Sweet Tooth: A Gluten-Free Baking App

We are coming to the end of Phase 4 of 5 at Flatiron. I honestly can’t believe we’re this close to the end. My time in this program has flown by. When they tell you at the beginning that this bootcamp is “like drinking water from a fire hose”, they’re…

JavaScript

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JavaScript

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Jul 23, 2021

Street Eats: A Rails Web App for Browsing Food Trucks

One of my favorite inventions of the last decade is the food truck. Okay, I’m sure they were are around before, but their gain in popularity in the last ten years is undeniable. You can visit almost any city and you’ll find a gourmet grilled cheese truck parked outside of…

Rails

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Street Eats: a Food Truck Application Built with Rai
Street Eats: a Food Truck Application Built with Rai
Rails

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·Jul 22, 2021

VOL 2: Syntactic Sugar, Sharp Knives, and Ruby Magic

So far in my journey learning to code, Ruby on Rails has been my favorite language to dive into. Ruby on Rails is an incredibly powerful and flexible open-source programming language. As someone that loves structure, I love RoR because the documentation is so comprehensive and the language itself is…

Ruby

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VOL 2: Syntactic Sugar, Sharp Knives, and Ruby Magic
VOL 2: Syntactic Sugar, Sharp Knives, and Ruby Magic
Ruby

5 min read


Jul 20, 2021

VOl 1: How The Internet Works and Other Rabbit Holes

Have you ever wondered what happens when you type www.google.com into your browser, and in a blink of an eye, bam! You’re on Google’s home page? It’s pretty amazing how such a complicated process can just look like magic to a user. We do this lots of times throughout the…

Internet

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VOl 1: How The Internet Works and Other Rabbit Holes
VOl 1: How The Internet Works and Other Rabbit Holes
Internet

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Jun 22, 2021

Discovering the Joy of {Code}: A Series

So now that I’m in my 3rd phase (of 5) of my bootcamp program at Flat Iron School, I’m starting to feel like my head is above water enough to start digging a little deeper into other topics in computer science besides just object oriented programming. It’s becoming apparent to…

Computer Science

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Discovering the Joy of {Code}: A Series
Discovering the Joy of {Code}: A Series
Computer Science

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May 17, 2021

Romp! A Sinatra CMS Application

Whew! Phase 2 of my software engineering program at Flat Iron got here fast. We are approaching the end of this phase which means one thing: project mode. We have been learnings tons of fun new things this phase- from CSS and HTML basics to ActiveRecord, SQL, and finally Sinatra…

Sinatra

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Romp! A Sinatra CMS Application
Romp! A Sinatra CMS Application
Sinatra

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Mar 24, 2021

Cats of Studio Ghibli: A Ruby CLI Gem

I have always been a huge fan of the Japanese illustrator and director Hayao Miyazaki. He has made many beloved films such as Spirited Away, Howl’s Moving Castle, My Neighbor Totoro and Kiki’s Delivery Service to name a few. …

Ruby

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Cats of Studio Ghibli: A Ruby CLI Gem
Cats of Studio Ghibli: A Ruby CLI Gem
Ruby

3 min read


Feb 14, 2021

Why I Became A Software Engineer

Throughout my 20’s and into my 30’s, there has been one and only one constant: change. My 20’s were tumultuous, to say the least. When I graduated college in Texas, I moved to Tennessee, on a whim, because I was looking for an adventure. …

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Kristin Ponsonby

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Software engineer and advocate for women in STEM.

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