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Day 3: Diving into Spring Security

Waldy — Sun, 11 Aug 2024 03:38:40 +0000

So on the 3rd day, man i have to say this is horrific. In the morning, I learn about postgresql, diagram the database then create it with sqlshell (I thought postgresql don't have sql editor). After re-type plenty of long query line because of couple syntax error, I finally nailed it. Just to realise that it have sql editor. But everything is ok because after that I dive into spring boot. I starting to learn about Spring Security and JWT using jjwt, learning how it work, how it encode, what encode, key,... do I used. Setting up the project with MVC model then implement JWT Utils class, I called it a day at 1:30AM.

Day 2 of journey to be software engineer

Waldy — Sat, 10 Aug 2024 04:19:12 +0000

At the second day, I have just simply initialize my Frontend with stack as Vite + React + TypeScript + Tailwindcss, with some extra thing such as Absolute Path.

I have done React with JS before but this first time changing to TS, my first impression on it is the tsconfig.json and its friend, tsconfig.node.json and tsconfig.app.json, those have such plenty thing need to manually config that I have no idea about in order for thing to work

After taking times to deal with those ts and vite config, I simple install react-router-dom and start with the Homepage of the website, but not so far, I have only done the Header components with Notification button in it to display notifies, at that I realise I should start initializing my Backend with Database. So that I push the project into git and make a small research in Database.

In my previous project, I did use MongoDB and it actually fit well with me but this time I want to get out of my comfort zone, so I used random picker and picked postgreSQL. Hop in to the download page and download right away.

First time switching from NoSQL to SQL and such a weird SQL that use type instead of table like postgreSQL, this really coming handy.

After installing postgreSQL and pgAdmin, I closed my PC and called it a day.

Althought for jobseeker website with no extra function, managing with NoSQL database will be faster and easier but I think I did a right choice when stepping out of my comfort zone.

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Journey of a student want to be software engineer

Waldy — Fri, 09 Aug 2024 13:37:05 +0000

Hi, I’m Waldy

I’m currently a 4th-year student in Intermediate, eagerly awaiting my College and Bachelor’s degrees. I’m on a journey to find a job and grow my career as a software engineer, a dream I’ve always had.

Today, I’m excited to share my decision to start a new project called WhereIsMyJob. This project aims to create a web platform for job seekers.

On this first day, I’ve set up Trello for task management and prepared the environment for both the frontend and backend development.

I would be thrilled if you read this, provided feedback, or even reached out to connect with me. Let’s learn and grow together!