From f6c8224b04a2a0c318251ec5e64d3b3716784894 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: sai samant Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2017 21:15:49 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 1/7] moved files from old repo --- about.html | 56 +++++++++++++++++ assets/fb.svg | 1 + assets/github.svg | 1 + assets/instagram.svg | 1 + assets/linkedin.svg | 1 + assets/ravelry.svg | 1 + assets/ruby-logo.svg | 66 +++++++++++++++++++ assets/twitter.svg | 1 + blog.html | 57 +++++++++++++++++ index.html | 45 +++++++++++++ portfolio.html | 106 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ styles/styles.css | 146 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 12 files changed, 482 insertions(+) create mode 100644 about.html create mode 100644 assets/fb.svg create mode 100644 assets/github.svg create mode 100644 assets/instagram.svg create mode 100644 assets/linkedin.svg create mode 100644 assets/ravelry.svg create mode 100644 assets/ruby-logo.svg create mode 100644 assets/twitter.svg create mode 100644 blog.html create mode 100644 index.html create mode 100644 portfolio.html create mode 100644 styles/styles.css diff --git a/about.html b/about.html new file mode 100644 index 000000000..413212498 --- /dev/null +++ b/about.html @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ + + + + + + Sai Samant + + +
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I am student at Ada Developers Academy where I am training to become a software engineer. We are learning Ruby, Rails, HTM & CSS, JavaScript, test-driven development, and agile and pair-programming practices. A major part of why Ada appeals to me is its social-justice mission to help women and people of non-binary gender succeed in tech.

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Coding and parenting take up most of my time these days, but I have been known to enjoy running on trails in Seattle's many beautiful parks, reading, watching sitcoms, following politics, knitting, french fries, and catching up on sleep.

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Podcasts

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I spend more time than I should listening to podcasts. Below are some of my current favorites.

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  • Another Round with Heben and Tracy

    Heben and Tracy interview so many interesting people and ask such good questions. They get to the point while being funny and sharp. Some highlights for me: #57 (with poet Jenny Zhang), #28 (with Hillary Clinton), and #3 (with Issa Rae, before her show Insecure came on). And a million others I won't list here (Ta-Nehisi Coates! Padma Lakshmi! Melissa Harris-Perry! Janet Mock!)

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  • StartUp (Season One)

    Alex Blumberg hosts this podcast which documents his efforts to start a podcast media company. So much great behind-the-scenes detail; the highlights for me were the interactions between Blumberg and his wife Nazanin Rafsanjani. Later seasons document other startups and companies and I did not find them as compelling but continued to listen (*spoiler alert*) so I could hear for updates on Gimlet (the media company Blumberg founded and now runs) One.

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Nice to have you here. My name is Sai Samant. I am currently learning to code at Ada Developers Academy in Seattle, WA. Check out some of my projects. I spend a lot of time listening to podcasts. And here is some other maybe fun stuff about me.

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Below is collection of projects I have completed while at Ada. Currently these projects have developed my skills in Ruby and HTML & CSS. Additionally I have also learnt about version control and GitHub, pair programming and agile practices, and computer science fundamentals.

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All links for Ada projects will take you to my GitHub page: git

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Word Guess

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Implemented a word guess game. Practiced writing methods and calling methods from within other methods. First paired project where we applied agile pair programming techniques.

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Language: Ruby

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Bank Accounts

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In this project we worked with bank account classes to learn about the inheritance. We also used test-driven-development (TDD) to implement our solutions.

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Language: Ruby

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Solar System

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Implemented two classes to create planets and system of planets

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Random Menu Generator

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Implemented two classes to create planets and system of planets

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Ride Share

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In this project we created relationships between data associated with drivers, riders and trips in a hypothetical ride-share program. Skills applied include: using a design diagram to map cross-class and cross-method relationships, working with .csv data, and implementing argument errors and rescue blocks

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Meowspace

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Used css to design existing html for a social media platform for cats. Used float, inline-block, selectors and other css tools for layout that included header/footer, navigation, color-palette selection, and background images.

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  • Another Round with Heben and Tracy

    Heben and Tracy interview so many interesting people and ask such good questions. They get to the point while being funny and sharp. Some highlights for me: #57 (with poet Jenny Zhang), #28 (with Hillary Clinton), and #3 (with Issa Rae, before her show Insecure came on). And a million others I won't list here (Ta-Nehisi Coates! Padma Lakshmi! Melissa Harris-Perry! Janet Mock!)

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    Alex Blumberg hosts this podcast which documents his efforts to start a podcast media company. So much great behind-the-scenes detail; the highlights for me were the interactions between Blumberg and his wife Nazanin Rafsanjani. Later seasons document other startups and companies and I did not find them as compelling but continued to listen (*spoiler alert*) so I could hear for updates on Gimlet (the media company Blumberg founded and now runs) One.

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I spend more time than I should listening to podcasts. Below are some of my current favorites. Subscribe to these podcasts through your favorite podcast app (I use the native Podcast iphone app).

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  • Another Round with Heben and Tracy

    Heben and Tracy interview so many interesting people and ask such good questions. They get to the point while being funny and sharp. Some highlights for me: #57 (with poet Jenny Zhang), #28 (with Hillary Clinton), and #3 (with Issa Rae, before her show Insecure came on). And a million others I won't list here (Ta-Nehisi Coates! Padma Lakshmi! Melissa Harris-Perry! Janet Mock!)

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  • StartUp (Season One)

    Alex Blumberg hosts this podcast which documents his efforts to start a podcast media company. So much great behind-the-scenes detail; the highlights for me were the interactions between Blumberg and his wife Nazanin Rafsanjani. Later seasons document other startups and companies and I did not find them as compelling but continued to listen (*spoiler alert*) so I could hear for updates on Gimlet (the media company Blumberg founded and now runs) One.

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  • Pop Culture Happy Hour

    This was I think my gateway podcast. It's from NPR and a pretty lighthearted but thoughtful review of movies, tv, books, and sometimes music. They have a rotating cast who take turns filling in the fourth seat for their weekly roundtable discussions. Two of my faves are Audie Cornish and Barrie Hardymon

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Knitting

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Sociolinguistics

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Fully fund public education

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From dba0c47723f620af86a0925de4f54cdca458808f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: sai samant Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2017 05:56:39 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 3/7] changed copyright and fixed formatting on html files --- about.html | 17 ++++++----------- blog.html | 30 +++++++++++++----------------- index.html | 14 +++++--------- portfolio.html | 21 +++++---------------- 4 files changed, 29 insertions(+), 53 deletions(-) diff --git a/about.html b/about.html index 413212498..bccc4d5b8 100644 --- a/about.html +++ b/about.html @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@

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I am student at Ada Developers Academy where I am training to become a software engineer. We are learning Ruby, Rails, HTM & CSS, JavaScript, test-driven development, and agile and pair-programming practices. A major part of why Ada appeals to me is its social-justice mission to help women and people of non-binary gender succeed in tech.

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Coding and parenting take up most of my time these days, but I have been known to enjoy running on trails in Seattle's many beautiful parks, reading, watching sitcoms, following politics, knitting, eating french fries, and catching up on sleep.

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    Heben and Tracy interview so many interesting people and ask such good questions. They get to the point while being funny and sharp. Some highlights for me: #57 (with poet Jenny Zhang), #28 (with Hillary Clinton), and #3 (with Issa Rae, before her show Insecure came on). And a million others I won't list here (Ta-Nehisi Coates! Padma Lakshmi! Melissa Harris-Perry! Janet Mock!)

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    Alex Blumberg hosts this podcast which documents his efforts to start a podcast media company. So much great behind-the-scenes detail; the highlights for me were the interactions between Blumberg and his wife Nazanin Rafsanjani. Later seasons document other startups and companies and I did not find them as compelling but continued to listen (*spoiler alert*) so I could hear for updates on Gimlet (the media company Blumberg founded and now runs) One.

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    This was I think my gateway podcast. It's from NPR and a pretty lighthearted but thoughtful review of movies, tv, books, and sometimes music. They have a rotating cast who take turns filling in the fourth seat for their weekly roundtable discussions. Two of my faves are Audie Cornish and Barrie Hardymon

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    A daily look at major news events with an in-depth look at one main story. I listen on my commute now

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  • StartUp (Season One)

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  • Pop Culture Happy Hour

    This was I think my gateway podcast. It's from NPR and a pretty lighthearted but thoughtful review of movies, tv, books, and sometimes music. They have a rotating cast who take turns filling in the fourth seat for their weekly roundtable discussions. Two of my faves are Audie Cornish and Barrie Hardymon

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Knitting

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Nice to have you here. My name is Sai Samant. I am currently learning to code at Ada Developers Academy in Seattle, WA. Check out some of my projects. I spend a lot of time listening to podcasts. And here is some other maybe fun stuff about me.

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Below is collection of projects I have completed while at Ada. Currently these projects have developed my skills in Ruby and HTML & CSS. Additionally I have also learnt about version control and GitHub, pair programming and agile practices, and computer science fundamentals.

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