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Let's Code: Model-View-Presenter
Breaking down what MVP (Model-View-Presenter) is and what it can do for your applications.
Tavon Gatling
Book Review
Let's Read: My Spoiler-Free Review of A Blade So Black
Dreamwalker Alice Kingston uses her #BlackGirlMagic to fight off Nightmares in Wonderland while preparing her next cosplay. Just imagine Alice in Wonderland fusing with Buffy, if Buffy was a Sailor Scout, and strip anything Disney from it. Imagine all that, then read this! #FightingEvilByMoonlight
Let's Code
Let's Code: Setting Up SSL Encryption Using AWS
Apparently, AWS has a service for everything.
Book Review
The Fifteen Books I Read In 2019
I actually hit 15 books this year. Super excited with the journey and all the characters I've come across. From giant dragons threatening the Multiverse, to powers of metallic-origins, to _Inception_-like worlds, to a drag queen sorceress, to paper-based magic, and so much more.
Book Review
My 2018 Reads, Part 5 of 5: The Dreadful Riot, and other short stories
I read a buuuuuunch of short stories this year, and even threw in a book at the last minute just for funsies: Midnight Riot, by Ben Aaronovitch; The Ballad of Black Tom, by Victor LaValle; Dread Nation, by Justina Ireland; and many more!
Book Review
My 2018 Reads, Part 4: Wild, Lost, and Broken.
One surprises, one disappoints, and another is as good as expected. Can you guess which? Labryinth Lost, by Zoraida Cordova; Wild Seed, by Octavia Butler; and The Obleisk Gate, by N. K. Jemisin
Book Review
My 2018 Reads, Part 3: The Best and the Worst
Neither of these stories ended up like I thought they would: The Root, by Na'amen Tilahun; and The Fifth Season, by N.K. Jemisin
Book Review
My 2018 Reads, Part 2: The Kindred Minds of Blood and Bone
Three more books read: Children of Blood and Bone, by Tomi Adeyemi; Kindred, by Octavia Butler; and The Darkest Minds, Alexandra Bracken
Book Review
My 2018 Reads, Part 1: The Start of Something New
My thoughts on the first two books I read this year: Superhuman, by Michael Carrol; and Pangaea, by Jarrod King.