Daily-Programming

Two days off, two days watching Python videos

Watched Python videos

Got back on the Python horse. Using the PYM book to learn along, in the DGPLUG Summer Training. Installed MU. Hanging on for dear life and trying to follow along.

I finally got tired of rebuilding my servers from scratch everytime. It hadn’t troubled me enough to do something about it, until recently. I got myself a pc to do linux development on and I keep nuking the os and reinstalling. Rebuilding it over and over was exciting in the beginning and then it sudddenly began to grate on my nerves. So I decided to put in my twenty hours after my break and learn Ansible. ...

As you know, I’m struggling to learn programming. The break has done some good. I realised I’m overthinking this and I should just put my head down and do a little everyday. I realised the the basic concepts aren’t that many and I just need to get fluent with them. I just assumed that it was all so vast that I couldn’t wrapt my head around it. Maybe it is, but everything has a seed. And the seed it small. Andf it contains everything the mighty oak, would ever need to grow. ...

A big thank you to Farhaan Bukhsh, who’s been kind and generous enough to let me steal his work and his words Day 0 “This is awesome! This is so awesome!”, these were was my reactions as I boarded my first flight to Delhi. I was having trouble finding proper accommodation. Kushal, Sayan and Chandan helped me a lot there. I finally got the honour of bunking with Sayan, Subho and Rtnpro. This made for an unforgettable experience! I landed and directly went to JNU convention center. I met the whole Red Hat intern gang. It was so much fun meeting them all. I had proposed Pagure for the Dev Sprints and I roped in Vivek as collaborator and partner in crime. ...