Aaron SmithSearch MDN’s JavaScript keyword documentation in the command line with wuhtAs long as you already have Node installed, you can install the package with npm i wuht -g.1 min read·Apr 14, 2021----
Aaron SmithDemystifying the .git FolderWhile I was a bootcamp student, no subject more consistently caused angst among the members of my cohort than the Git workflow. We had…5 min read·Mar 16, 2021----
Aaron SmithWhy Are Arrays Indexed From 0?There is a good chance this question has occurred to you if you are new to programming (and perhaps even if you aren’t). It seems weird…4 min read·Aug 26, 2020----
Aaron SmithHoisting, Closure and setTimeout’s Asynchronous Behavior in JavaScriptDuring a recent technical interview I stumbled on a question that looked much simpler than it actually was. My interviewer put the…3 min read·Oct 17, 2019----
Aaron SmithEmbed a Google Map for Each Instance of a Rails ModelA partner and I recently worked on a trail finding application for a Flatiron School project that pulled data for 500 trails within 100…5 min read·Jun 30, 2019----
Aaron SmithRails form_for Helpers Under the HoodIf you’ve ever worked with Rails, there’s a good chance you’re already somewhat familiar with the form_for , which, as the Ruby Docs…4 min read·Jun 13, 2019----
Aaron SmithSearch Ruby Methods and Classes in the Command Line with Ruby Interactive (ri)If you’re new to Ruby programming, there’s a good chance you’re spending a lot of your time googling what methods to use in particular…4 min read·May 26, 2019----