-
From Defeat to Leet
Welcome to Leet Thoughts, a blog about my inner thought processes when revisiting LeetCode problems previously solved or unsolved. The purpose of this blog is to chronicle my failures and successes solving these problems in the hopes that others can find it relatable, knowledgeable, or inspirational. One year prior to the start of this blog,…
-
Learning about GraphQL
For my team’s capstone project of an animal adoption app like Tinder, we needed to implement a chat feature where users could message each other. In order to integrate this feature with our AWS serverless architecture, we decided to use AWS AppSync which utilizes GraphQL. Having never touched GraphQL before, I did a deep dive…
-
Designing an App on AWS – Part 2
Part 2 of this post series details how a registration and login system was designed using AWS. As a recap of Part 1, we have decided to host our React site in an S3 bucket that will be accessed from AWS CloudFront, a content delivery network that provides for more security and faster loading times.…
-
Designing an App on AWS – Part 1
The project we are working on for our Capstone class is an animal adoption app that allows users to match with animals that they are interested in potentially adopting. As part of the initial stages of this project, I took on the task of designing the architecture of our application. We have decided to use…
-
Hello world!
Welcome to blogs.oregonstate.edu. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!