Month: May 2016

The Iron Yard – Week 2

Another Classy week down at TIY. After more refactoring practice, we learned how to use classes to group methods with similar attributes together. For homework, we built a program to parse data transactions from a store and write functions to do some basic statistical analyses. It was the first time I had a taste of […]

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The Iron Yard – Week 1

We’ve made it though Week 1 at The Iron Yard’s Ruby on Rails back end engineering bootcamp! In the past week I’ve learned about as much as I did during 4 months of slogging through online tutorials on my own. We’ve covered most of Ruby’s basic object class types, data structures, and how to use methods […]

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